Is there an alternative to CoreLogic for Australian commercial broker prospecting?
CoreLogic, renamed Cotality in 2025, remains the Australian standard for ownership, sales history and valuations, and its Cityscope and Lease Expiry Diary products cover CBD tenants, so keep it for that. The alternative is for occupier prospecting outside those CBD datasets: industrial estates, suburban offices and retail. Scayled lists every business around an address and businesses across Australia whose operations fit the property's size, use and type, finds the person who decides at each, drafts the email, and tracks each occupier for signs it will need space. For one property, The Campaign does it for you.
- What does Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) offer commercial brokers?
- Where does it stop for occupier prospecting?
- How does Scayled compare?
- What else do Australian brokers use?
- How do you use Cotality and Scayled together?
- How do you try Scayled in Australia?
What does Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) offer commercial brokers?
CoreLogic rebranded to Cotality in 2025. Its RP Data platform is the standard for Australian ownership, sales history and automated valuations. Cityscope covers commercial property in capital city CBDs and select regional centres, with a basic tenant list, ownership and managing agent details.
Lease Expiry Diary lists lease expiry dates, options and tenant details including contacts for commercial tenants in NSW and QLD CBD markets; Cotality publishes plans from A$66 a month, with a Combo plan adding building and ownership data.
Stay with Cotality for title and ownership checks, sales evidence, and CBD office tenant and lease expiry work in its covered markets.
Where does it stop for occupier prospecting?
RP Data answers who owns a property and what it sold for, not who occupies it or who decides there. Cityscope and Lease Expiry Diary focus on CBD markets, so an industrial estate in western Sydney, a business park in Melbourne's south east or a retail strip in Perth sits outside them.
None of them starts from your listing and asks which businesses, nearby or across the country, would suit it.
How does Scayled compare?
Scayled comes at it from the occupier. A Listing Scan gives you the businesses around an address with their decision-makers and a drafted email apiece, and a Target Scan finds businesses anywhere in Australia whose operations suit the property's size, use and type, whether or not the market has CBD tenant coverage.
Every occupier is then tracked for hiring, contract wins and other signs of movement, including new sites, funding and lease events, on a map and a feed. It all stays in your own Occupier Database, and the emails go from your own inbox.
Scayled does not provide title, sales or valuation data, which stays with Cotality.
What else do Australian brokers use?
realcommercial.com.au and commercialrealestate.com.au are the main listing portals for inbound enquiries. Pricefinder is another property data source. LinkedIn helps research named people once you know the company, and Apollo or ZoomInfo hold contacts without property context.
Signboards and walking an estate still work, but they are slow and miss businesses that would suit a property from further away.
How do you use Cotality and Scayled together?
Confirm ownership and sales evidence in RP Data, and use Lease Expiry Diary for CBD tenants it covers. Run Scayled on the address for every business around it and across the market, start with the ones showing movement, and send from your own inbox.
For one property, The Campaign (/campaign) is the done-for-you route, with a single payment and no subscription. Scayled pulls together the businesses most likely to lease or buy the property, from the surrounding area and across the market, with the decision-maker at each, flags those with signs of needing space, and writes the emails. Focused, from US$449, delivers the strongest 100 to 150 businesses in about 3 days, and Full, at US$749, delivers 250 to 350 in about 5; with We Send It For You (+US$299), the client adds one mailbox on their company email and Scayled sends from it, so replies land with the client.
How do you try Scayled in Australia?
Australian brokers can try Scayled for 3 days free at /start with no card, 4 scans and 150 credits. Pro, the plan for one broker, is priced in Australian dollars for Australian subscribers, and agencies with 3 to 5 or 6 to 10 brokers can share a pot on the Team Plan or Market Plan at a per-broker discount. Current prices are on /pricing, and New Zealand brokers have a separate CoreLogic NZ comparison.
Run it on a current industrial or suburban listing where your existing data has no tenant list.
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