REALTANG Scorecard
How does the property stack up?
We assess a property across four areas, using the same 100-point framework each time.
It helps us compare properties more consistently and see where the strengths and risks sit.
Scorecard weighting
How the 100 points are split across the four pillars. This is a weighting, not a performance score, and a property has to hold up as a complete decision, not win on one shiny feature.
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See how the four pillars work together.
Move the sliders to see how each pillar contributes to the overall score.
This is an illustration of how the framework works, not an assessment of a specific property.
How well does the project itself hold up?
We look at the development as a whole, including its characteristics, unit mix, transaction activity, competing supply and factors that may affect demand within the project.
Score: 12 / 20
A higher score generally meansWe see stronger fundamentals supporting the project and fewer project-level concerns that need explaining.
How strong is the location today, and what could improve it over time?
We look at connectivity, amenities, schools, employment nodes and future changes around the area that may affect demand.
Score: 31 / 40
A higher score generally meansThe location already has strong demand drivers, with credible reasons for the area to remain relevant or improve over time.
Does the asking price make sense against the evidence?
We compare the entry price against relevant transactions, competing units and the differences that may justify a premium or discount.
Score: 11 / 20
A higher score generally meansThe price is better supported by what comparable buyers have paid and what else is available.
How easy could this property be for the next buyer to consider?
We look at the likely future buyer pool, layout, total price, competing supply and characteristics that may make the property easier or harder to resell.
Score: 13 / 20
A higher score generally meansWe can see a broader pool of future buyers who may realistically consider the property.
Total: 67 / 100
The total helps us compare properties. The reasons behind the score matter just as much.
A higher score doesn't automatically mean "buy". We still need to consider the specific unit, your entry price, your priorities and what you need the property to achieve.
The REALTANG Scorecard assesses the property.
REALTANG assesses the decision.
LGPS asks: "What matters to you?"
The Scorecard asks: "How does the property stack up?"
A property can score strongly on the Scorecard and still be wrong for a particular client. A client's priorities can also make certain Scorecard strengths more or less relevant to their decision.
Sample view. The sub-rows shown are illustrative. Ask us for the worksheet, or send us two properties and we'll run the comparison with you.
A simplified REALTANG Scorecard worksheet, adapted from our own analysis framework, to help you assess a property more systematically.
We run the same Scorecard using transaction data, our own research and comparative analysis, then talk you through where our view differs from yours and why.
Want to see this applied to an actual property?
If you're already considering a property, we can work through what looks strong, what deserves a closer look and how it fits your situation.
Nothing here forecasts what any property will be worth or predicts returns.
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