• Ray White Now Localised

    Chart and Report Request Form

  • Ray White Now Localised is a tool developed by the Ray White Economics team. It allows agents to generate tailored Ray White Now reports for their chosen region.

    Modelled on the national Ray White Now report (released every second Monday of the month), the Localised version delivers region-specific insights in a ready-to-share, Ray White branded format.

    For a full guide, refer to the Ray White Now Localised Handbook, which provides an overview of what the tool is, how to use it, and answers to frequently asked questions.

  • Please input a valid Ray White email address. (ex. rwnow@raywhite.com)

  • What do you need?
  • Purpose of Requested Charts/Report*
  • Country*
  • Office (AUS)

  • Select your Statistical Area / Region below.

    These are geographic regions used to group and analyse property data. Most are defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and used by Neoval for calculating price indices.

    • SUA (Significant Urban Area, major cities): The broadest level, covering major metropolitan cities
    • GCC Regional Areas: Used for regional areas, covering capital cities and their broader surrounding regions
    • SUA (Other Significant Urban Areas): Mid-level urban areas outside the major cities
    • SA4: Large regions of 100,000+ people, broadly aligned to labour markets
    • SA3: Mid-sized regions representing regional towns or clusters of related , typically 30,000 to 130,000 people
    • SA2: The closest ABS approximation to suburbs, typically 3,000 to 25,000 people
    • LGA (Local Government Area): Council boundaries. Figures are aggregated from underlying sales data, not a calculated index
    • Suburb: Standard suburb boundaries. Figures are aggregated from underlying sales data, not a calculated index

    Note: IDs are unique region identifiers (not Postcodes)

  • Select Statistical Area / Region
  • Office (NZ)

  • Select your Location.

    These are geographic areas used to group and analyse property market data for New Zealand. All regions, territorial authorities, and suburbs are defined by REINZ (Real Estate Institute of New Zealand) and used as the basis for calculating price indices and market statistics.

    • Region: The broadest level, covering New Zealand's 16 major geographic regions as defined by REINZ
    • Territorial Authority (TA): District and city council boundaries, representing the 66 territorial authorities across New Zealand
    • Suburb: Standard suburb boundaries. Figures are based on REINZ rolling 12-month sales data

    Note: IDs are unique location identifiers. Only suburbs with sufficient sales volume (6+ annual sales) are included to ensure data reliability.

    Location selection: Locations must be selected one at a time. Each report can only be generated for a single region, territorial authority, or suburb. Multiple locations cannot currently be combined into one report or aggregated into a single custom location.

  • Select Location
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