Fair rent, clear data, tenant rights.
Estimate rent from Victorian market figures, check a proposed increase against notice rules, see if a rent sits above the housing-stress threshold, and draft a dispute letter.
What you can check
Use the pages in the sidebar. Answers use Victorian rental figures and official tenancy guidance.
Rent Predictor
Compare a Victorian postcode, bedroom count, and property type with regional medians and a confidence range.
Open Rent PredictorHousing Affordability Check
Compare weekly rent with household income against the 30% housing-stress threshold.
Open AffordabilityRent Increase Fairness Audit
Check the 90-day notice period, the 12-month frequency limit, and how the proposed rent sits against the regional median.
Open Fairness CheckerDispute Letter Generator
Draft a letter that cites Victorian tenancy provisions and regional median figures.
Open Fairness CheckerHistorical Trends & PDF reports
Review quarterly rents from 2000 onward, and download a PDF summary of a prediction or fairness check.
Open Historical TrendsBuilt for Victorian renters
Victorian figures and guidance
Market numbers from government rental reports, with tenancy rules from official sources.
Machine-learning rent estimates
Our model is trained on official Homes Victoria rental data. Enter a suburb, property type and bedrooms.
Letters and PDF reports
Take a fairness result or prediction into a letter or a downloadable report for your records.