Auktions Ergebnisse Australia
Klicken Sie, um die Auktionsresultate dieser Woche und vergangene Auktionsresultate zu sehen
Alle Bezirke2753Sydney CBD55Eastern Suburbs196Upper North Shore152Lower North Shore128Inner West144Northern Beaches91Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)71Sydney Others351Melbourne East379Melbourne CBD86Melbourne West58Melbourne South East45Melbourne North402Melbourne Others341Brisbane CBD17Brisbane East31Brisbane North31Brisbane West29Brisbane South56Brisbane Others16Gold coast74
Australia hat diese Woche vom 8 March bis 14 March 2753 Auktionsimmobilien
61%
Verkaufsquote
2753
Anzahl der Auktionen
1274
Verkauft
449
Nicht verkaufte Auktion
Sammlung der Auktionsergebnisse2080
Medianer Verkaufspreis$1,450,000
Durchschnittlicher Verkaufspreis$1,629,641
This week, the Australian real estate auction market remains active, with an increase in the number of listings, but the overall clearance rate has slightly decreased.
This week, a total of 2,752 properties were up for auction, with results collected for 2,079 properties, of which 1,274 were successfully auctioned and 448 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 61%. Compared to last week, there was a significant increase of 808 listings (approximately 41.6%); the number of successful auctions increased by 406 (an increase of about 46.8%); however, the clearance rate slightly declined by 1 percentage point, indicating that although market activity has increased, the difficulty in closing deals has also risen.
Performance varied across regions, with the clearance rates in Sydney Northern Beaches and Sydney CBD showing significant improvement, while Melbourne Western Suburbs also demonstrated a substantial improvement:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Northern Beaches increased by 6 percentage points, reaching 79%.
- Sydney CBD's clearance rate rose by 12 percentage points, reaching 65%.
- Melbourne Western Suburbs' clearance rate rose by 17 percentage points, reaching 64%.
In contrast, the clearance rate in Melbourne CBD fell by 13 percentage points to 58%, indicating intense competition in the area. Additionally, the clearance rates in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs and Lower North Shore decreased by 12 and 6 percentage points, respectively, reaching 65% and 64%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 319 properties sold, representing a large proportion.
The highest property sale this week was at 5 Augusta Street, Strathfield, with a sale price of $6.688 million. The median price of homes sold this week slightly dropped to $1,450,000, while the average sale price rose to $1,629,641. This reflects that although the overall transaction prices in the market remain stable, there is an increased proportion of high-priced property sales, indicating continued buyer interest in high-end properties. (Data for reference only)
This week, a total of 2,752 properties were up for auction, with results collected for 2,079 properties, of which 1,274 were successfully auctioned and 448 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 61%. Compared to last week, there was a significant increase of 808 listings (approximately 41.6%); the number of successful auctions increased by 406 (an increase of about 46.8%); however, the clearance rate slightly declined by 1 percentage point, indicating that although market activity has increased, the difficulty in closing deals has also risen.
Performance varied across regions, with the clearance rates in Sydney Northern Beaches and Sydney CBD showing significant improvement, while Melbourne Western Suburbs also demonstrated a substantial improvement:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Northern Beaches increased by 6 percentage points, reaching 79%.
- Sydney CBD's clearance rate rose by 12 percentage points, reaching 65%.
- Melbourne Western Suburbs' clearance rate rose by 17 percentage points, reaching 64%.
In contrast, the clearance rate in Melbourne CBD fell by 13 percentage points to 58%, indicating intense competition in the area. Additionally, the clearance rates in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs and Lower North Shore decreased by 12 and 6 percentage points, respectively, reaching 65% and 64%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 319 properties sold, representing a large proportion.
The highest property sale this week was at 5 Augusta Street, Strathfield, with a sale price of $6.688 million. The median price of homes sold this week slightly dropped to $1,450,000, while the average sale price rose to $1,629,641. This reflects that although the overall transaction prices in the market remain stable, there is an increased proportion of high-priced property sales, indicating continued buyer interest in high-end properties. (Data for reference only)