Type any address and see how loud planes are there in plain words, today and once new runways open. You also get the suburb's house prices, crime, schools, and what's being built nearby.
From $1.2m (03/2019) to $780k now, while St Albans house prices moved up 10.7% over the last 12 months.
Every street gets one of five levels, each described as something you have already heard. "Loud" starts where a plane stops a conversation indoors with the windows open, the same level airports use when they count noisy flights. Tap a level.
These are real answers from the map, played back. Type your own once you're in.
Like a truck roaring past. Windows rattle and you pause the TV until it has gone.
The loudest planes here are taking off from the main runway. They pass about 250 m to the side and are low, about 500 m up (Eureka Tower is about 300 m).
The same card shows "After 2031", once Melbourne's third runway opens, plus crime, prices and schools for the suburb.
From $1.2m (03/2019) to $780k now, −35.0% over 7.6 years.
That's about −5.5% a year since it last sold. St Albans house prices moved up 10.7% over the last 12 months.
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Flight paths, plane heights and published measurements of how loud each aircraft is give every street a level. Switch to the future view to see Melbourne's third runway in 2031, or Western Sydney International's paths.
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Median house value, 12-month change, rent and yield for each suburb, from CoreLogic figures to June 2026.
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Plane noise is worked out from each airport's flight paths and runways, how high planes are at each point, and published measurements of how loud each type of aircraft is. House prices are CoreLogic figures for the 12 months to June 2026. Crime comes from official police figures in each state. School scores are from SchoolRank, with every school placed at its official government location. Maps, suburb outlines, roads and rail come from OpenStreetMap. Every figure on the map says where it came from.
It's an estimate, designed to compare streets and suburbs with each other. Real noise depends on the weather, which runway is in use and the exact aircraft, so treat it as a strong guide, then visit the street at busy times before you buy.
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