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Area search
Type a suburb and the map builds around it — every school, hospital, project and centre, with distances.
See it →Buyers agents spend weeks narrowing the map before they show you a single property. Brixel is that work — 1,900+ Australian areas, eight data layers, one screen.
Watch an area assemble itself — search, layers, distances, market figures — in the time it takes to open three browser tabs.
Type a suburb and the map builds around it — every school, hospital, project and centre, with distances.
See it →Built, under way and proposed — with the stage each project sits at and who's behind it.
See it →Set yield, price and population. Every matching area lights up at once — including ones you've never heard of.
See it →Two areas on identical rows — population, medians, growth, yield, employment base.
See it →Drop a pin on an actual address and see what surrounds that exact point, not just the suburb.
See it →Every area produces a dated, sourced document you can send to a partner, broker or accountant.
See it →Your research builds across weeks instead of evaporating every time you close the browser.
See it →When you're ready to act, connect with an independent buyers agent, broker or accountant.
See it →The work a professional does by hand across a dozen sources, in one place and already comparable.
Search any suburb and the map builds around it, each point carrying its own detail and its distance from where you're looking.
Click one area, then another. The differences line up on the same rows, so they're obvious rather than arguable.
Not "show me houses" — "show me where to look". The search a listings portal can't run.
Two houses in the same suburb can have completely different surroundings. The pin shows you which one you're buying.
A structured document, not a screenshot dump — with a plain-English note on how to read it and what it isn't.
What a professional assembles by hand across a dozen sources — already mapped, already comparable.
Built, under way and proposed — with the stage each project sits at.
Rail, light rail, interchanges and the routes that actually connect it.
Primary through tertiary, with distance from your pin.
Hospitals and medical centres — the ones people move for.
Town centres, anchors and local strips, sized by what they hold.
Green space, lakes and recreation corridors within reach.
Gross regional product and the industries employment rests on.
The unglamorous municipal layer nobody thinks to check.
The platform's core loop, running here on a sample of the dataset. The figures are live — the area names are not. That part is what you're buying.
In the platform this runs across every covered area, and each match opens into its full layer set and report.
[List your actual sources here — ABS, state planning portals, council DA trackers, transport authorities, market data providers.]
Replace all three with real quotes and photos.
"[Your strongest quote. Ideally from someone who priced up a buyers agent and chose this instead, or who found an area they'd never have considered.]"
"[Quote about the report — showing it to a partner, broker or accountant.]"
"[Quote about time saved, or how many areas they got through in one evening.]"
Anything that lands during your access period is included at no extra cost.
Search anything. If it isn't built yet, register interest and it moves up the queue.
12-month buyers get it included, and keep foundation pricing on every renewal.
Run the real filter logic on a sample of the dataset before you spend anything.
No subscription, no auto-renew, no card kept on file. These are Version 1 prices — they go up when Version 2 ships.
[Insert refund window and conditions verbatim from your Terms & Client Terms. Page and legals must match word for word.]
Brixel is a mapping platform and needs the screen space. Buy on any device — your access link is emailed straight away — then open it on a laptop.
No. You buy a block of access — 30 days, 3 months or 12 months — as a single payment. Nothing auto-renews, no card is kept on file, and when the period ends it simply ends.
No, deliberately. Brixel shows you the data and the map; interpretation and the decision stay with you. Nothing in the platform or in any report is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.
If you want a person involved, the platform can connect you with independent professionals. That's your choice, not a step you're pushed through.
Just under 2,000 Australian areas are live today, and the dataset grows every week. We deliberately don't claim national coverage, because it wouldn't be true yet.
If you search an area we haven't built, the platform says so plainly and lets you register interest. Anything added while your access is active is included at no extra cost.
[List your real sources — ABS, state planning portals, council DA trackers, transport authorities, market data providers.]
Every figure carries the date it was loaded. Figures are indicative and point-in-time — confirm anything you'll act on independently.
Portals answer "what's for sale right now". Brixel answers "where should I be looking in the first place". It's the step before the portal, not a replacement — you'll still go to the listings, you'll just arrive knowing why you chose that area.
You might, and for some people that's right. But the fee typically runs $8,000–$20,000, and a large share of it covers area research done before you're shown anything. If you'd rather do that part yourself, this is that work without the fee.
Some people use both: narrow the map here, then bring a shortlist to a professional instead of a blank page.
It's built for desktop. The map, layers, comparison view and reports all need screen space, and we'd rather say that up front. Buy on any device — your access link is emailed instantly — then open it on a computer.
[State the real timeframe. If access is automatic, say "immediately after payment". If you set accounts up by hand, say so and give an honest window.]
[Insert refund and cancellation terms verbatim from your Terms & Client Terms.]
You were going to spend the next four hours researching anyway. Spend them one level up.
One-off payment · Version 1 pricing · Built for desktop