نتائج المزادات في Australia
انقر لعرض مزادات هذا الأسبوع ونتائج المزادات السابقة
جميع المناطق3068Sydney CBD40Eastern Suburbs186Upper North Shore153Lower North Shore109Inner West185Northern Beaches97Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)116Sydney Others510Melbourne East401Melbourne CBD95Melbourne West78Melbourne South East72Melbourne North461Melbourne Others373Brisbane CBD2Brisbane East29Brisbane North14Brisbane West24Brisbane South40Brisbane Others15Gold coast68
Australia هذا الأسبوع من 6 April إلى 12 April لديه 3068 عقارات مزاد
33%
نسبة البيع
3068
عدد المزادات المشاركة
770
تم البيع
522
لمزادات غير المباعة
جمع نتائج المزاد2358
السعر الوسيط للمبيعات$1,102,000
متوسط سعر البيع$1,324,257
This week, the Australian real estate auction market showed a noticeable cooling trend, with an increase in the number of listings but a significant drop in the clearance rate.
A total of 3,068 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 2,358 properties. Of those, 770 were successfully auctioned, 522 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 33%. Compared to last week, there was an increase of 1,227 listings (approximately 66.6%), but the number of successful auctions decreased by 420 (a decline of about 35.3%). The clearance rate dropped by 32 percentage points, indicating a marked decline in market activity.
Performance varied significantly across regions, with the clearance rates in Sydney CBD, Sydney Upper North Shore, Sydney Inner West, and Other Sydney Regions notably declining:
- The Sydney CBD clearance rate dropped by 22 percentage points to 30%;
- The Sydney Upper North Shore clearance rate decreased by 25 percentage points to 35%;
- The Sydney Inner West clearance rate fell by 34 percentage points to 37%;
- The clearance rate in Other Sydney Regions declined by 33 percentage points to 34%.
Melbourne showed a similar trend, with the Melbourne East clearance rate decreasing by 43 percentage points to 26%, and the Melbourne North clearance rate also falling by 43 percentage points to 26%. In Brisbane, the overall clearance rate also decreased compared to last week, particularly in Brisbane South and Brisbane East, with Brisbane East experiencing a 14-percentage point decline to 18%.
In terms of prices, the main transaction price range this week was $500,000 to $1 million, with a total of 454 transactions, making up the largest proportion.
The highest property transaction price this week was at 4 DERBY ST, reaching $7.821 million.
This week's median house price fell to $1,102,000, a significant drop compared to last week, indicating a market preference towards low to mid-priced property transactions. The average transaction price also declined to $1,324,257, further demonstrating that market interest is centered on the lower to mid-end properties. (Data for reference only)
A total of 3,068 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 2,358 properties. Of those, 770 were successfully auctioned, 522 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 33%. Compared to last week, there was an increase of 1,227 listings (approximately 66.6%), but the number of successful auctions decreased by 420 (a decline of about 35.3%). The clearance rate dropped by 32 percentage points, indicating a marked decline in market activity.
Performance varied significantly across regions, with the clearance rates in Sydney CBD, Sydney Upper North Shore, Sydney Inner West, and Other Sydney Regions notably declining:
- The Sydney CBD clearance rate dropped by 22 percentage points to 30%;
- The Sydney Upper North Shore clearance rate decreased by 25 percentage points to 35%;
- The Sydney Inner West clearance rate fell by 34 percentage points to 37%;
- The clearance rate in Other Sydney Regions declined by 33 percentage points to 34%.
Melbourne showed a similar trend, with the Melbourne East clearance rate decreasing by 43 percentage points to 26%, and the Melbourne North clearance rate also falling by 43 percentage points to 26%. In Brisbane, the overall clearance rate also decreased compared to last week, particularly in Brisbane South and Brisbane East, with Brisbane East experiencing a 14-percentage point decline to 18%.
In terms of prices, the main transaction price range this week was $500,000 to $1 million, with a total of 454 transactions, making up the largest proportion.
The highest property transaction price this week was at 4 DERBY ST, reaching $7.821 million.
This week's median house price fell to $1,102,000, a significant drop compared to last week, indicating a market preference towards low to mid-priced property transactions. The average transaction price also declined to $1,324,257, further demonstrating that market interest is centered on the lower to mid-end properties. (Data for reference only)