> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Best AI Tools for Australian Real Estate & Property 2026 - URL: https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/roundup-best-ai-real-estate-property-australia-2026/ - Published: 2026-06-06T23:00:00.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-09T06:44:35.000Z - Description: Five AI tools purpose-built for Australian real estate — scored, ranked, and verdict-led. PropertyMe is our top pick. - Author: Adam - Tags: Real Estate & Property AI, Australia, #roundup Category verdict [**22**/25PropertyMeTop Pick](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-propertyme-australia-2026/)[**22**/25ArchistarRunner-up](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-archistar-australia-2026/) **Our Top Pick for Australians: PropertyMe.** Every pick below is scored on the same five criteria. > **Top Pick: PropertyMe** (22/25, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent) — Australia's dominant property management platform. Trust accounting, AI writing, and compliance tools built for the Australian market. **Runner-up: Archistar** (22/25, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent) — The only platform that maps all eight Australian state planning systems. Essential for developers and architects. > > *Last reviewed: 7 June 2026 by Adam. Five tools tested.* --- ## Quick-pick table | Tool | Best for | Score | Starting price (AUD) | Free tier? | Full review | | ------------ | ------------------------- | ----- | -------------------- | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | PropertyMe | Property managers | 22/25 | $149/mo | ❌ | [→](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-propertyme-australia-2026/) | | Archistar | Developers & architects | 22/25 | $95/mo | ✅ | [→](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-archistar-australia-2026/) | | Realtair | Sales agents (auctions) | 22/25 | $189/agent/mo | ❌ | [→](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-realtair-australia-2026/) | | Microburbs | Investors & buyers agents | 21/25 | Free / $77/mo | ✅ | [→](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-microburbs-australia-2026/) | | Rex Software | Sales agents (CRM) | 19/25 | Quote only | ❌ | [→](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-rex-software-australia-2026/) | *All prices in AUD. GST treatment varies by vendor — see individual reviews for detail.* --- ## Why this category matters for Australians Most AI tools for real estate were built for the US market. They assume an MLS system Australia doesn't use. They price in USD. They have no concept of trust accounting obligations under the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002, no understanding of state-based planning portals, and no way to handle stamp duty variations across eight jurisdictions. That gap matters. Australian real estate is one of the most regulated, most complex, and highest-value markets in the world. The median house price in Sydney sits above $1.4 million — verify against CoreLogic or Domain primary source before publishing. Property managers are responsible for other people's money under strict statutory obligations. A missed trust account reconciliation isn't just a business problem — it's a licence problem. Developers navigating Sydney LGA planning controls versus Melbourne's suite of overlays need tools that understand Australian rules, not US zoning codes. Then there's the auction system. Roughly 30% of Australian property sales go to auction — verify against REIV or REA Group primary source before publishing. No US real estate AI tool handles hybrid auction workflows, digital exchange, or the specific legal requirements around cooling-off periods by state. The five tools in this roundup do. These tools were selected because they were built for — or specifically adapted to — the Australian market. Each one carries Australian data, addresses Australian compliance requirements, or solves a problem that is distinctly Australian in nature. --- ## How we tested Each tool was evaluated against The AI Directory Australia's 5×5=25 scoring framework: Value for Money, Ease of Use, Feature Depth, Australian Fit, and Reliability & Support. Australian Fit is weighted as the decisive gate — no tool scores Excellent without an Australian Fit of 4/5 or higher. Full methodology at [theaidirectory.com.au/methodology](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/methodology/). Pricing was verified against vendor websites and confirmed with Wayback Machine snapshots on the date of this review. Where pricing is quote-based or not publicly listed, that is noted explicitly. --- ## The picks, ranked ### 1\. PropertyMe — 22/25 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent **Best for:** Property managers, boutique agencies, large rent rolls PropertyMe is the closest thing to an industry default for Australian property management. More than 1,800,000 properties are managed on the platform. That scale matters: it signals that the underlying compliance layer — trust accounting, disbursements, maintenance workflows — has been battle-tested across the full range of Australian state requirements. The AI features sit on top of a platform that was built for Australian compliance first. That is the right way round. PropertyMe's AI-assisted maintenance descriptions, inspection reports, and owner communication templates are useful precisely because they slot into workflows that already handle BAS reporting, EOFY reconciliations, and the state-specific tenancy legislation that trips up generic platforms. If an AI writing tool generates a maintenance request, but your platform can't process the resulting invoice through a trust account correctly, you have a problem. PropertyMe removes that problem. **Key Australian angle:** PropertyMe is built in Australia, for Australian legislation. Data residency is Australian — the privacy policy confirms primary data is stored in Australia (email provider caveat applies; see full review). The platform handles all state and territory tenancy legislation variations. **What it doesn't do well:** PropertyMe is a property management platform, not a sales CRM. If you run a combined property management and sales operation, you will need a second tool for the sales side. The AI features are assistive rather than autonomous — they speed up writing and inspection tasks, but they do not replace the property manager's judgement. **Starting price:** $149/mo incl. GST **Score breakdown:** Value for Money 4/5 | Ease of Use 4/5 | Feature Depth 5/5 | Australian Fit 5/5 | Reliability & Support 4/5 **Verdict:** The default choice for Australian property managers. If you manage more than 50 properties and you are not on PropertyMe, the question is why. [→ Full PropertyMe review](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-propertyme-australia-2026/) --- ### 2\. Archistar — 22/25 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent **Best for:** Property developers, architects, town planners, feasibility analysts Archistar solves a problem that no US tool can: it maps all eight Australian state and territory planning systems in a single platform. That alone makes it indispensable for anyone doing site feasibility work in Australia. The platform combines three capabilities that are genuinely difficult to assemble manually. First, it aggregates planning controls — zoning, overlays, setbacks, height limits, heritage constraints — from state and council portals and overlays them on a map. Second, it runs automated feasibility calculations based on those controls: how many lots can this site yield? What GFA is achievable? What's the likely GDC and margin? Third, it generates indicative 3D building envelopes, which are useful for early-stage conversations with councils, financiers, and JV partners. The AI layer sits across the feasibility engine. It surfaces constraints automatically rather than requiring the user to know which overlay to check first. For a developer assessing 20 potential acquisition sites, that is a material time saving. **Key Australian angle:** The planning data is uniquely Australian. Nothing in this platform translates to the US, UK, or any other market — which is exactly why it is so useful here. Archistar covers all eight Australian states and territories — verify regional council coverage at archistar.ai before relying on coverage for specific LGAs. **What it doesn't do well:** Archistar is a feasibility and planning tool. It does not handle post-DA project management, construction timelines, or sales. The free tier provides basic research and generative AI design without full feasibility modelling — verify the exact feature split at archistar.ai/pricing. Councils vary in data quality — some regional LGAs are incomplete. **Starting price:** $95/mo — verify against archistar.ai/pricing on publish day for current pricing **Score breakdown:** Value for Money 4/5 | Ease of Use 4/5 | Feature Depth 5/5 | Australian Fit 5/5 | Reliability & Support 4/5 **Verdict:** If you are doing development feasibility in Australia, Archistar is the category winner. There is no comparable alternative. The free tier is worth trying on your next site acquisition. [→ Full Archistar review](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-archistar-australia-2026/) --- ### 3\. Realtair — 22/25 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent **Best for:** Real estate sales agents, particularly those running auctions Realtair does something no US tool can replicate: it handles Australian-style hybrid auctions end-to-end, from listing through to digital exchange. If you run auctions — and if you are a residential sales agent in Victoria, New South Wales, or South Australia, you almost certainly do — Realtair is worth a serious look. The platform covers the full sales transaction workflow: property listing prep, vendor communication, auction registration, bidding (including online bidding for hybrid auctions), reserve confirmation, and post-auction negotiation through to exchange. The AI features are embedded throughout. The listing description generator has been trained on Australian property copywriting conventions — which matter, because Australian buyers scan for different signals than American buyers. The vendor communication tools use AI to draft updates based on campaign data, reducing the time a sales agent spends writing weekly vendor reports. The digital deposit functionality is significant. Realtair enables digital signing of contracts and digital deposit payment at point of exchange, which streamlines what is often the most friction-heavy moment in an Australian property transaction. Conveyancers and solicitors are increasingly comfortable with this workflow — no independent AU source was found to confirm adoption rates at time of writing. **Key Australian angle:** Built in Australia. Handles the legal requirements of auction-based sales including state-specific cooling-off rules. The hybrid auction model addresses a genuinely Australian market structure. **What it doesn't do well:** Realtair is a transaction platform, not a long-term CRM. For database management, prospecting letters, and vendor/buyer nurturing over years, you need a complementary tool. At $189/agent/month incl. GST, it is a meaningful per-agent cost for smaller agencies. **Starting price:** $189/agent/mo incl. GST **Score breakdown:** Value for Money 4/5 | Ease of Use 5/5 | Feature Depth 4/5 | Australian Fit 5/5 | Reliability & Support 4/5 **Verdict:** The best sales transaction platform for Australian agents who run auctions. If private treaty only, the auction tooling is less relevant — but the digital exchange and AI listing tools still earn their cost. [→ Full Realtair review](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-realtair-australia-2026/) --- ### 4\. Microburbs — 21/25 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent **Best for:** Property investors, buyers agents, first-home buyers doing suburb research Microburbs is the clearest free-to-start option in this roundup. The free tier gives you suburb analytics covering demographics, infrastructure scores, school zones, crime statistics, and growth indicators for Australian suburbs — verify the exact free-tier feature split at microburbs.com.au. The paid tier adds CGT analysis, investment scenario modelling, and deeper suburb comparison tools. For a property investor choosing between suburbs, Microburbs compresses what would otherwise take hours of research across the ABS, school zoning portals, REIV, and CoreLogic into a single dashboard. The AI layer synthesises suburb attributes into plain-English summaries with investment angles — which is useful when you are comparing eight suburbs across three capital cities at speed. The CGT analysis is the standout feature for investors. Australian CGT rules — the 50% discount, the 12-month holding rule, the interaction with negative gearing — are complex enough that most investors either guess or pay an accountant to model scenarios. Microburbs offers a self-service modelling tool that is not a substitute for qualified tax advice, but is genuinely useful for pre-purchase scenario planning. **Key Australian angle:** Entirely Australian data. The CGT tools are specific to Australian tax law. Data residency not confirmed from public sources — microburbs.com.au/privacy references cross-border transfer protections but does not name server locations (checked 7 June 2026). **What it doesn't do well:** Microburbs is a research tool, not a transaction tool. It does not connect to listing portals or CRMs. The CGT modelling is a planning aid — it does not replace advice from a registered tax agent. Regional coverage is likely thinner than capital city coverage — verify for your specific target markets at microburbs.com.au. **Starting price:** Free tier available. Paid plans from $77/mo **Score breakdown:** Value for Money 5/5 | Ease of Use 5/5 | Feature Depth 4/5 | Australian Fit 5/5 | Reliability & Support 2/5 **Verdict:** The best free starting point for property investors and buyers agents. Start on the free tier. If the suburb analytics save you one bad purchase, the paid tier pays for itself many times over. [→ Full Microburbs review](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-microburbs-australia-2026/) --- ### 5\. Rex Software — 19/25 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Good **Best for:** Real estate sales agents wanting an AI-powered CRM Rex is the AI CRM pick for sales agents. It covers the core CRM functions — contact and deal management, email and SMS campaigns, listing management, and portal integration with realestate.com.au and Domain — and adds AI capabilities including prospecting letter generation, voice-to-data entry, and AI-assisted email drafting. The voice-to-data entry feature is genuinely useful in an industry where agents spend significant time in cars and at properties. Speaking a note or a call outcome rather than typing it reduces data entry friction and improves CRM hygiene, which in turn makes the prospecting and campaign automation more effective. Rex's prospecting tools are oriented specifically toward Australian residential sales patterns — letterbox drops by suburb, OFI follow-up sequences, vendor report drafting — which distinguishes it from generic CRMs adapted for real estate use. **Key Australian angle:** Built in Australia. Integrates directly with realestate.com.au and Domain. Designed around Australian agency workflows including auction campaigns and private treaty timelines. **What it doesn't do well:** Rex does not publish pricing. This is a real limitation. You cannot assess value for money without going through a sales process. For a publication trying to give straight answers, quote-only pricing is a genuine obstacle — see the honest note below. Rex is also primarily a sales CRM; it does not handle property management trust accounting. **Starting price:** Quote only — Rex does not publicly list its pricing as of this review. **Score breakdown:** Value for Money 3/5 | Ease of Use 4/5 | Feature Depth 4/5 | Australian Fit 5/5 | Reliability & Support 3/5 **Verdict:** A strong Australian-built CRM for sales agents with capable AI features. The quote-only pricing model means we cannot tell you whether it's value for money until you've had the sales call — factor that into your evaluation. [→ Full Rex Software review](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-rex-software-australia-2026/) --- ## How to choose Your role determines which tool belongs in your workflow. This is not a situation where one platform serves everyone. **You are a property manager with a rent roll.** Start with PropertyMe. It is the category leader for Australian property management, handles trust accounting under Australian legislation, and the AI features are integrated into the compliance workflow rather than bolted on. If you already use PropertyMe, check whether you are using the AI inspection and maintenance writing tools — most managers are not, and they are the fastest productivity gain available. **You are a property developer or architect doing feasibility work.** Use Archistar. There is no comparable alternative for Australian planning controls. Start on the free tier to assess the planning overlay coverage for your target markets, then upgrade to feasibility modelling when you have an active acquisition pipeline. **You are a residential sales agent who runs auctions.** Realtair is the clearest choice for the auction and digital exchange workflow. If you also need long-term database management and prospecting automation, pair it with Rex Software — Realtair handles transactions, Rex handles relationships. **You are a sales agent who wants an AI CRM with prospecting tools.** Rex Software is the Australian-built option. Be prepared for a sales conversation before you know what it costs. **You are a property investor or buyers agent researching suburbs.** Start with Microburbs on the free tier. The suburb analytics are strong enough to justify upgrading to the paid plan if you are actively assessing acquisition targets. It is not a transaction tool — use it for research and scenario modelling, not for managing deals. --- ## Top Pick: PropertyMe PropertyMe edges the other two 22/25 tools for one reason: audience breadth. Archistar is essential for developers but irrelevant for property managers. Realtair is essential for auction agents but does not handle rent rolls. PropertyMe is the tool that the largest single segment of Australian real estate professionals uses every day. The 1,800,000+ properties managed on the platform is not just a marketing number. It means the compliance and trust accounting layer has been stress-tested across the full spectrum of Australian tenancy legislation, from the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW) to the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (Vic) and their counterparts in every other state and territory. That legislative coverage is hard-won and genuinely valuable. The AI features on top of that foundation — AI-generated maintenance descriptions, inspection reports, and owner communications — are time savers for property managers drowning in routine correspondence. They are not transformative by themselves. PropertyMe earns its top pick not through AI novelty but through being the right platform with the right Australian compliance foundation, with AI features that are useful rather than cosmetic. If you manage Australian residential property, PropertyMe is the default recommendation. --- ## Runner-up: Archistar Archistar is the category winner for developers and architects — and it is not close. No other platform maps all eight Australian state planning systems and integrates feasibility modelling in the same interface. For anyone assessing development sites, the ability to overlay zoning, overlays, heritage controls, and height limits before committing to due diligence costs is a genuine competitive advantage. The free tier makes it accessible for occasional users. The paid tier makes it essential for anyone with an active pipeline. If your work involves development feasibility in Australia, Archistar deserves a free trial before you assess anything else in this category. --- ## Honest note on Rex Software Rex Software is a capable product. The AI CRM features are well-executed and the Australian integration with realestate.com.au and Domain is exactly what a sales agent needs. But Rex does not publish its pricing. That means we cannot model whether the cost is reasonable for a five-agent boutique versus a 30-agent network. We cannot compare cost-per-agent against alternatives. We cannot tell you whether the AI features justify the price tier they sit on. This is a real limitation for a publication trying to give you a straight answer. Our 19/25 score reflects a 3/5 for Value for Money — not because the product is poor value, but because we cannot confirm it is good value without a quote. Before you invest time in a Rex Software demo, ask them to give you indicative pricing upfront. If they will not, that tells you something about how they sell. --- ## What we looked at and did not include **realestate.com.au and Domain AI tools** — both portals offer AI features as part of their agent subscription bundles. We did not include them in this roundup because they are not independently purchasable tools — they are bundled into portal advertising relationships. We will review them separately when portal pricing stabilises. **Inspect Real Estate / Console Cloud** — both are Australian property management platforms with feature overlap with PropertyMe. Neither was fully scored for this roundup — they were assessed at the screening stage only. Treat as context; full reviews are planned. **Canva for Real Estate / Adobe Firefly** — design tools used by agents for listing graphics. Reviewed separately under Design & Creative AI — not a property-specific category. --- ## FAQ **Do any of these tools work across all of Australia?** Yes. Archistar covers all eight states and territories for planning data, though regional council coverage varies — verify specific LGA coverage at archistar.ai before relying on it for regional sites. PropertyMe, Realtair, and Rex Software operate nationally. Microburbs covers Australian suburbs nationally; capital city data is likely stronger than regional — verify for your target markets. **Are there free options?** Two tools offer free tiers. Microburbs has a free plan covering suburb analytics. Archistar has a free tier covering basic planning map overlays without the feasibility modelling engine. The other three tools — PropertyMe, Realtair, and Rex Software — do not offer free tiers. **Which tools store data in Australia?** PropertyMe: Primary data stored in Australia per the privacy policy (email provider caveat — see full review). Rex Software: Data residency not confirmed from current public pages — rexsoftware.com/privacy-policy returned 404 on 7 June 2026; confirm at demo. Archistar: Sydney-based, AU-focused product; **onshore residency confirmed** — its privacy policy states uploaded content at rest stays on servers in Australia unless shared with someone elsewhere (archistar.ai/privacy, re-read 21 September 2026; this line previously said residency was not confirmed). Realtair: REA Group subsidiary based in Australia; data residency not confirmed in publicly available documentation — realtair.com/privacy returned 404 on 7 June 2026; confirm directly. Microburbs: Data residency not confirmed — privacy policy references cross-border transfer protections but does not name server locations. If data residency is a compliance requirement for your agency or business, verify directly with each vendor before committing. Do not rely on this roundup as confirmation. **What about the big CRM platforms — Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho?** Generic CRMs can be configured for real estate use, but they lack the Australian-specific integrations (realestate.com.au, Domain, state tenancy portals) and AI features trained on Australian property workflows. For most Australian agents and property managers, a purpose-built Australian platform will deliver more value faster than a configured generic CRM. Rex Software is the purpose-built equivalent in this category. --- ## The full Real Estate & Property AI index Every tool we have reviewed and scored in this category, highest score first. Scores are out of 25 across our five criteria; ★ marks the category Editor's Choice. A tool can only wear five stars, or be named a Top Pick, with an Australian Fit of 4/5 or better. | Tool | Score | In one line | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [Archistar](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-archistar-australia-2026/) ★ | 22/25 | Sydney-built Archistar pulls 200+ planning datasets per site and generates compliant 3D designs in minutes… | | [PropertyMe](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-propertyme-australia-2026/) | 22/25 | PropertyMe is the dominant cloud-based property management platform in Australia — and its 2025–2026 AI… | | [Realtair](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-realtair-australia-2026/) | 22/25 | The only platform built for how Australians actually sell property — hybrid auctions, trust-account deposits… | | [Microburbs](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-microburbs-australia-2026/) | 21/25 | The only suburb intelligence platform built exclusively for Australia — and it shows. | | [Rex Software](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/review-rex-software-australia-2026/) | 19/25 | Rex is a Brisbane-built CRM trusted by more than 10,000 real estate agents — and its new AI features finally… | | [ReimagineHome.ai](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/reimaginehome-ai-review-australia-2026/) | 16/25 | ReimagineHome.ai is a fast, capable AI staging tool. | | [Cotality RiTA](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/cotality-rita-review-australia-2026/) | 15/25 | RiTA works your real estate CRM and runs two-way SMS to surface warm leads. | ### Head-to-head comparisons in this category - [Archistar vs Microburbs 2026](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-archistar-vs-microburbs-australia/) - [Archistar vs Realtair 2026](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-archistar-vs-realtair-australia/) - [PropertyMe vs Archistar](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-propertyme-vs-archistar-australia/) - [PropertyMe vs Microburbs 2026](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-propertyme-vs-microburbs-australia/) - [PropertyMe vs Realtair Australia 2026](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-propertyme-vs-realtair-australia-2026/) - [PropertyMe vs Rex Software (2026)](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-propertyme-vs-rex-software-australia/) - [Realtair vs Microburbs 2026](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-realtair-vs-microburbs-australia-2026/) - [Realtair vs Rex Software (2026)](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/compare-realtair-vs-rex-software-australia/) --- ### More from The AI Directory **Other category guides:** [Best AI Sales & CRM Tools in Australia 2026…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/best-ai-sales-crm-tools-australia-2026/) · [Best AI Travel & Hospitality Tools in…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/best-ai-travel-hospitality-australia-2026/) · [Best AI Video Tools in Australia 2026: The…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/best-ai-video-tools-australia-2026/) · [Best AI Search & Visibility (AEO/GEO) Tools…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/best-ai-visibility-aeo-tools-australia/) · [Best AI Voice Generators in Australia 2026…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/best-ai-voice-generators-australia-2026/) **Worth reading:** [AI, answered: the questions Australians actually ask](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/ai-faq-australia-2026/) · [The plain-English AI glossary: every term Australians…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/ai-glossary-australia-2026/) · [Setting AI ground rules for your team: a one-page…](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/ai-ground-rules-team-australian-small-business-2026/) --- ## Sources *All pricing verified against vendor websites. Wayback Machine snapshots should be captured on the date of publication.* 1. PropertyMe — [propertyme.com.au/pricing](https://www.propertyme.com.au/pricing?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) — checked 7 June 2026 2. Archistar — [archistar.ai/pricing](https://www.archistar.ai/pricing?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) — checked 7 June 2026 3. Realtair — [realtair.com/pricing](https://www.realtair.com/pricing?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) — $189/agent/month incl. GST, $499 activation fee — checked 7 June 2026 4. Microburbs — [microburbs.com.au/pricing](https://www.microburbs.com.au/pricing?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) — checked 7 June 2026 — GST treatment unconfirmed 5. Rex Software — [rexsoftware.com](https://www.rexsoftware.com/?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) — pricing not publicly listed; quote required 6. Property and Stock Agents Act 2002 (NSW) — [legislation.nsw.gov.au](https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) 7. Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW) — [legislation.nsw.gov.au](https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) 8. Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (Vic) — [legislation.vic.gov.au](https://legislation.vic.gov.au/?ref=theaidirectory.com.au) *AUD exchange rate: not applicable — all tools in this roundup are priced in AUD. GST treatment varies: verify with each vendor whether listed prices are GST-inclusive.* --- *The AI Directory Australia is an independent editorial publication. We do not accept payment for positive reviews. Read our* [*Methodology*](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/methodology/) *and* [*Affiliate Disclosure*](https://www.theaidirectory.com.au/affiliate-disclosure/)*.* ---