HtAG Analytics

We opened the HTAG Developer Portal on April 8.

We weren't sure what to expect.


What we got: 101 professional buyers agents and property firms connecting live property intelligence directly into their AI workflows — in just over a week.
And the platform hasn't stood still.


→ Started at 32 endpoints
→ Now at 54
→ Another 20 shipping imminently
→ Geospatial data is coming very soon — build your own proprietary heat maps 🗺️


That's 74 live data tools — suburb analysis, sold properties, market trends, vacancy rates, demographics, healthcare clusters, business activity, goal matching, AVM — all MCP-ready and connectable to Claude, Perplexity, or any AI agent in minutes.


What members are already building:


✅ Lead capture tools
✅ Automated client workflows
✅ Internal agency "brains" trained on their own methodology
✅ End-to-end onboarding-to-settlement pipelines


All without a single line of code written by hand.


🎥 Missed yesterday's masterclass? Full recap here:
mastermind.htag.com.au/c/from-the-ground/dev-porta…

🚀 Apply for Developer Portal access (Professional members prioritised):
links.htag.com.au/widget/form/GFVegAaXzeTUH7QzRl1T
This is just week one.


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3 weeks ago | [YT] | 1

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135 suburb recommendations. 135 positive outcomes. Zero exceptions.

Over 24 months, HtAG Analytics ran 77 strategy sessions across 5 Australian states — recommending suburbs to investors and buyers agents based purely on data signals.


Every single one delivered growth. 100% hit rate.


Here are the actual numbers:

↗️ 12.4% median annualised return
💰 $68.7K median equity gain per suburb
📈 14.4% mean annualised growth (3-bed houses)
✅ Even the weakest performer returned 3.8% annualised — above inflation

Some standouts from the top performers:

🏆 Mount Louisa QLD — +50.5% raw growth (+$227K)
🏆 Kirwan QLD — +40.7% (+$178K)
🏆 Maryborough QLD — +36.8% (+$155K)


And these weren't random picks — HtAG flagged most of these as "warm spots" or "transitioning to hotspot" before the growth happened. That's the whole point of a data-driven process.


We've published every session summary, suburb outcome, and methodology behind each recommendation in our Evidence Portal — fully auditable, no cherry-picking.
See it for yourself 👇


🔗 htag.com.au/evidence/

3 weeks ago (edited) | [YT] | 0

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Most investors are checking vacancy rates at the wrong level.

Postcode data looks clean. But some postcodes contain 100+ suburbs. A 2.1% postcode vacancy rate could be hiding a suburb at 0.4% sitting next to one at 4.9%.
Same postcode. Completely different investment outcomes.


Australia's national vacancy rate has tightened to 1.1% as at February 2026 — the lowest in years. But that headline number tells you almost nothing about where to actually buy.


Here's what the suburb-level data shows:


→ Suburbs below 1% vacancy with tightening stock on market have historically delivered 10%+ annual growth


→ Vacancy trends matter more than the current figure — a suburb moving from 2.1% to 1.4% over 6 months is a stronger signal than one sitting static at 0.9%


→ Vacancy paired with Days on Market short-term slope is one of the earliest detectable signals of a market tightening — months before it shows up in price data
HTAG tracks vacancy rates at the suburb level across 15,000+ Australian localities — updated quarterly, resampled monthly, measured using a 21-day listing threshold so you're reading real vacancy, not noise.


We've published the full breakdown of vacancy rates by suburb across Australia — every state, every major market, with trend context included.


Link to full artcile: www.htag.com.au/vacancy-rates-australia-by-suburb/


What vacancy rate threshold do you use when screening suburbs? Drop it below — curious what the community is working with.


#vacancyrates #australianproperty #propertyinvestment #buyersagent #propertydata #rentalmarket #proptech #suburbananalytics #htag #investmentproperty

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 1

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You know what I see happening in our industry right now?

Platforms racing to become your "all-in-one operating system." They want you to move your CRM, your research, your client comms, your pipeline — everything — into their box. Their layout. Their workflow. Their way.

And on the surface it looks attractive. One login, everything in one place.

But here's what nobody talks about: the lock-in.

The moment your client data, your deal pipeline, your research history, and your templates live inside someone else's system — you're stuck. You can't leave without starting from scratch. And when they raise prices (they always do), you pay it, because the switching cost is too painful.

I've been thinking about this differently.

What if your workflow was yours — not rented from a platform?

That's what I've been building with AI-powered workflows over the past few months, and I want to show you how any buyer's agent or broker can do the same thing. No code. No developer. Just you, describing what you need.

Here's what I mean in practice. Using Claude's Cowork mode, I've set up skills that:

Pull live suburb data from the HTAG warehouse and generate a full strategy document — methodology, statistical analysis, market cycle timing — in under 3 minutes

Run a portfolio health check across every property a client owns, scoring each suburb across short, medium, and long-term timeframes, with disposal recommendations

Generate a CMA using our recency-first multi-bucket methodology — distance cascade, index adjustment, structural adjustments, convergence analysis — all formatted into a branded report

Draft a negotiation playbook tailored to the specific property, agent personality, and sale method

Stress test a portfolio against rate rises, vacancy spikes, and macro shocks — then output a branded risk report

Send information to my CRM and automate emailing clients.

Every single one of these connects to YOUR tools. Your email. Your Slack. Your CRM. Your Google Drive. The data lives where you put it — not where some platform decided it should go.

The difference? You own the workflow. You can change it tomorrow. You can plug in new tools, swap out old ones, and evolve as your business evolves. No lock-in. No rigid templates designed for someone else's process.

And because it's powered by AI, these aren't just automations that break when something changes — they understand context. You can say "run the numbers on Redbank Plains, houses, and compare it against the client's existing portfolio in Logan" and it actually does it. Pulls the data, runs the methodology, generates the report.

This is what I believe the future of buyer's agency operations looks like. Not one mega-platform that tries to be everything. But intelligent tools that connect YOUR stack and work the way YOU think.

We're going deep on this in the next masterclass — I'll be showing you exactly how this works, live, and how you can set it up for your own business.

→ mastermind.htag.com.au/c/webinars/the-most-dangero…

If you're a buyer's agent or broker, this is the one to show up to. Drop a comment below if you've got questions before then.

The agents who adopt this approach early are going to have a serious operational edge. The ones who wait will be locked into someone else's system wondering why they can't customise anything.

— Mat


👇 Two links you need:
🔗 Dev Portal → developer.htagai.com/
📋 Apply for Access → links.htag.com.au/widget/form/GFVegAaXzeTUH7QzRl1T

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

HtAG Analytics

Thrilled to share Mat's recent session where we dove deep into using property data to turbocharge your investment strategy and build that $150K passive income portfolio for financial freedom. As someone passionate about property investing, Mat shared insights on how to sift through the overwhelming information and truly leverage data to optimise your property choices. This isn't just about talk; it's actionable advice from someone who lives and breathes property data. We discussed everything from picking the right location to common data pitfalls and even had a lively Q&A. It was a blast, and we can't wait for you to check it out.

1 year ago | [YT] | 2