Cotality Property Profile Report Explained - Formerly CoreLogic
You may know it as a CoreLogic report. CoreLogic Australia has rebranded to Cotality, but the trusted property data remains the same. A Cotality Property Profile Report provides a clear snapshot of a property, including its estimated value, sales history, comparable sales, suburb market trends and neighbourhood insights, using Cotality's extensive property database relied on by lenders and property professionals across Australia.
What's included in a Cotality Property Profile Report?
Estimated value range
An automated valuation (AVM) based on recent comparable sales and market data, with a confidence rating
Sales history
Previous sale prices and dates for the property
Comparable sales
Recently sold properties nearby, to help you judge whether an asking price or offer is realistic
Suburb and market trends
Median values, recent capital growth, and how the local market is tracking
Property attributes
Land size, building details, and other recorded specifications
Want to better understand a property's value and potential?
How to Read a Cotality (RP Data) Property Profile Report
In this video, we break down how to read the report and highlight the key data points to focus on. Whether you're buying, selling, or just doing your homework, this tool can help you make smarter, more confident decisions.
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Who uses a Cotality Property Profile Report, and why?
Buyers
To negotiate from a position of evidence rather than guesswork, and avoid overpaying in a competitive market
Sellers
To understand where a property sits against recent comparable sales before setting expectations
Refinancers
To get a realistic view of current equity before applying for a new loan or accessing equity
Anyone researching a suburb
Even if you're not ready to buy yet, tracking values over time can inform your timing
The estimated value in a Cotality report comes from an automated valuation model — a fast, data-driven estimate based on comparable sales. It's a genuinely useful starting point, but it isn't the final word: lenders order their own formal valuation as part of a loan application, and that's the figure they'll ultimately rely on. We can talk you through how the two typically compare for a specific property.
QUESTIONS?
Frequently Asked Questions About Cotality Property Profile Reports
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A summary of a property's sales history, estimated value, comparable sales, and suburb trends, compiled from Cotality's property database. It was previously known as a CoreLogic report.
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Yes. CoreLogic Australia rebranded to Cotality — the data, tools, and reports are the same product under a new name.
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A Cotality Property Profile Report provides an overview of a property, including its key details, estimated value, sales and rental history, and comparable nearby sales. It also includes local market information and may contain listing history, development applications, zoning and surrounding-area data.
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It's generated by an automated valuation model using comparable sales data — a useful guide, but not a substitute for a formal bank valuation.
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Yes. We can request one on your behalf at no cost, whether you're buying, selling, refinancing, or researching.
How to get a Cotality Property Profile Report
You don't need a paid subscription to access one. Black & White Finance can request a Cotality Property Profile Report on your behalf, free of charge, for any property you're considering - whether you're buying, selling, refinancing, or simply doing your research.
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