Pricefinder uses a colour-coded system to show the source and verification stage of a property’s sale data, so you know whether a sale has been officially registered or reported early by an agent.
Sold price colours
Colour |
Sale type |
What it means |
Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green | Settled Sale | Confirmed government / Valuer-General data. Settlement has occurred and the official transfer record has been processed by the state land titles office. |  |
| Red (*, **) | Sale Advice | Reported directly by the selling agency before official government recording. This gives early market insight before formal registration takes place. |
|
| Red text: Price Withheld | Withheld / Undisclosed | The vendor or agent has asked that the sold price is not publicly disclosed to the general market. |  |
Undisclosed sales and sale advice rules
To keep real estate professionals informed of current market activity ahead of official government processing, Pricefinder shows undisclosed sale figures only to eligible industry members, under strict reporting rules.
Important points to be noted:
- Two asterisks (**): When an undisclosed sale price is visible, it starts with two asterisks (for example **$850,000). This shows the figure is confidential industry information rather than a public record.
- Agency-only visibility: Undisclosed prices are visible only to verified real estate agency accounts. Non-agency accounts will only ever see Price Withheld.
- On the website only, never exported: Undisclosed figures can only be viewed live on the Pricefinder platform. To protect vendor confidentiality and meet compliance requirements, property reports, exported search results and Comparative Market Analyses (CMAs) automatically show the figure as Price Withheld.
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