Most property sales still run on private back-and-forth: sealed offers, guesswork, and sellers left wondering whether the best price was really on the table. We sell differently.
Every KPR campaign runs on Openn, a transparent offer platform. Interested buyers register, submit their price and terms online, and, at the seller’s direction, see where their offer ranks against the others, without seeing the actual amounts. That ranking creates real urgency without a race to the bottom: each improvement raises the bar for the next buyer, and the price climbs in the open.
The seller sees every offer as it lands, with full visibility of who is in the running, and stays in control throughout: you accept the offer, and the terms, that suit you. Deposit, settlement, conditions. Or none at all.
It is the competitive tension of an auction, without the risk of one. A recent KPR campaign at 7/5 Broome Street, Highgate drew 43 offers from 4 qualified buyers in 6 days and sold for $951,500 against a guide of offers above $869,000.
Openn is managed and paid for by KPR on every listing. See how Openn works, with the real offer ladders from KPR campaigns, how it fits into the full KPR selling system, or talk to us about your sale.
7/5 Broome Street, Highgate, offer by offer
43 offers from 4 buyers, as they happened
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7/5 Broome Street, Highgate
4 qualified buyers made 43 offers over 6 days, each one able to see where they stood. The first offer was $890,000. The seller accepted $951,500, 7 percent above where it started. From the Openn sale report, March 2026.
How Openn works

The scale of the platform tells its own story. Across the wider market, campaigns run on Openn average 3.5 qualified buyers and 11.5 offers per property, and the platform has facilitated more than $16 billion in sales (Openn platform data, 2025). Every KPR campaign runs on it, paid for by KPR as part of our free property marketing package.
By James Yeoman, Director of KPR Perth Pty Ltd T/A Key Performance Real Estate