Queensland ranks as Purplebricks listing heartland
Queensland is the hotspot for the low commission estate agency Purplebricks, according to internal documents.
Some 40 percent of early June's listings came from Queensland.
It represented 71 fresh listings.
There were 42 new listings in NSW and 36 in Victoria.
WA had 16 and SA had 11, giving a national tally of 176 fresh listings.
The tally covered the period from June 1 -18 this year.
The tally represented just 27 percent of the target listings.
Internal reports obtained by The Australian Financial Review also showed sales numbers totalled 125 out of a target of 423.
The newspaper noted more than half way through June, 23 out of 85 agents had yet to secure a single listing, while 15 agents had secured just one listing and 17 agents two listings.
The numbers indicate how tough it was for many agents to earn a living and why many are quitting the disruptor, according to the newspaper in its fifth hatchet job article on the low cost agency so far this month.
The newspaper initially lauded the disruptor in its initial post-launch coverage.
Purplebricks Australia CEO Ryan Dinsdale sent an email to all staff last week telling them they should "not to be distracted by criticism from those that seek to undermine us".