For lenders

Collateral Benchmark

Every residential segment’s asking-price band and evidence grade, for each neighbourhood with enough comparables. Test one submitted valuation, or paste a whole loan book and read every outcome at once.

Sample: 2026-Q3 release · 56 of 1,496 segments

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Inside the sample

Collateral Benchmark Cover: the release, its dates and a guide to each pageCover
Collateral Benchmark Overview: segment counts, the grade split and where the evidence is, by stateOverview
Collateral Benchmark Benchmark: one row per segment, with its asking-price band, evidence grade and comparablesBenchmark
Collateral Benchmark Land: asking land rates per square metre by place, with bands and value per plotLand
Collateral Benchmark Valuation check: one property and one land site tested against their asking-price bandsValuation check
Collateral Benchmark Batch check: example properties checked at once, with rows that need attentionBatch check
Collateral Benchmark Your book: the example rows counted by outcome, and the largest gaps to the median asking priceYour book
Collateral Benchmark Changes: what moved since the previous quarter: the evidence rule, grades and comparablesChanges
Collateral Benchmark Guide: how to read the grades and tolerances, section by sectionGuide
Collateral Benchmark Glossary: what each term means, how to read it and how it is calculatedGlossary

What it answers

  • Is this submitted valuation inside its segment’s asking-price band?
  • How well evidenced is each segment, and which bands support an automated check?
  • Across a loan book, which valuations sit outside the band and need a person to read them?
  • What moved since last quarter: bands, grades and land rates per square metre?

Limits

Bands come from asking prices, not completed sales, and are shown only where a segment has at least 20 comparables. A band supports a check; it is not a valuation of one property.

Try Collateral Benchmark for two quarters

The full release covers all states, in Power BI Desktop and Excel, with a one-page summary. A pilot is two quarterly releases, licensed to your organisation, for about an hour of your team’s time.

Asking-price evidence, not a valuation. Not a formal valuation under RICS or NIESV standards, and not investment, financial or legal advice.

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