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IMO this is a little tricky and can be interpreted in a few different ways and also be misleading at times. If say the last 5 years growth indicates solid, consistent great growth, some ppl interpret it as a great area to buy into now and that the growth will continue. Other may see it as...

no worries mate. Well some of that can be found at the back of the API and YIP magazines. Its best to use in conjunction with other pieces of data of course.

Supply/demand equation. Current Percentage discounting for property. Tightening of discounting could mean the suburb is getting more popular, harder to get a bargain. If, a suburb for example has 20% discount... you gotta ask yourself why..haha but that's an extreme example.

HI fitzy, Cant say ive used that info myself. Generally what I use when deciding where to buy: 1. Determine the state (looking for right part of a cycle, or thereabouts) 2. Determine suburbs that have good growth drivers and fundamentals 3. Purchase under market value most of the time...