Bank sale insights · 53 of 2277 listings
Bank sale insights
The Private Property bank-sale census under the same deal logic as the sheriff set, applied to the fields a bank listing carries: ranked cheapest first on asking price per m² of recited land, with the township and land routes surfaced the same way. An asking price is a seller's number — nothing here treats it as a reserve or a value.
345 of 2277 listings are measured against a suburb average — only houses and apartments in suburbs the sheriff census has visited carry one, so an unmeasured row is unread, not cleared. Coverage grows as the census walks.
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High opportunity here means the asking price is at most two-thirds of the suburb's registered-sales average — the same bar the sheriff side sets for bid floor against walk-away. It reads the seller's number against recorded transfers; it is not a valuation. Depths past 60% carry Verify the match: at that distance the likelier story is a small property against a mansion suburb's mean, not a deal.
Deepest below suburb average first · 53 rows have a suburb average from registered sales held in the sheriff evidence; the rest follow · 1–53 of 53