Resultados de subasta Australia
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Todos los distritos2551Sydney CBD57Eastern Suburbs123Upper North Shore137Lower North Shore72Inner West153Northern Beaches71Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)87Sydney Others396Melbourne East357Melbourne CBD65Melbourne West61Melbourne South East61Melbourne North396Melbourne Others263Brisbane CBD9Brisbane East19Brisbane North34Brisbane West34Brisbane South62Brisbane Others22Gold coast72
Esta semana en Australia del 16 November al 22 November hay 2551 propiedades en subasta
64%
Tasa de adjudicación
2551
Cantidad de subastas asistidas
1387
vendido
435
Subasta desierta
Recolección de resultados de subastas2172
precio medio de ventas$1,437,000
Precio medio de venta$1,589,018
This week, the Australian real estate auction market showed signs of a cooling trend, with both the number of listings and clearance rates falling.
A total of 2,551 properties were auctioned this week, with auction results collected for 2,172 properties. Out of these, 1,387 were successfully sold, while 435 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 64%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 446 (approximately a 14.9% drop); the number of successful auctions decreased by 213 (a 13.3% drop); and the clearance rate declined by 2 percentage points, indicating a weakening in market activity.
There was a noticeable variation in performance across different regions, with significant drops in clearance rates in Brisbane North and West:
The clearance rate in Brisbane North fell by 21 percentage points to 43%, while Brisbane West saw a 16 percentage point decline, dropping to 48%.
In Sydney, the Upper North Shore clearance rate decreased by 7 percentage points, while the Northern Beaches experienced a more significant drop of 16 percentage points. In contrast, the Melbourne Central Business District's clearance rate saw a notable increase of 17 percentage points, reaching 77%.
In terms of price, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1 million, with a total of 342 properties sold, accounting for a large proportion of overall transactions.
The highest transaction price this week was for a property located at 2/3 Oyama Avenue, Manly, which sold for $10.25 million.
The median price of properties sold this week rose to $1,437,000, while the average transaction price slightly decreased to $1,589,018. This indicates that although the proportion of high-priced property transactions has decreased, the overall increase in median price may reflect relative activity in the mid-market. (Data are for reference only)
A total of 2,551 properties were auctioned this week, with auction results collected for 2,172 properties. Out of these, 1,387 were successfully sold, while 435 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 64%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 446 (approximately a 14.9% drop); the number of successful auctions decreased by 213 (a 13.3% drop); and the clearance rate declined by 2 percentage points, indicating a weakening in market activity.
There was a noticeable variation in performance across different regions, with significant drops in clearance rates in Brisbane North and West:
The clearance rate in Brisbane North fell by 21 percentage points to 43%, while Brisbane West saw a 16 percentage point decline, dropping to 48%.
In Sydney, the Upper North Shore clearance rate decreased by 7 percentage points, while the Northern Beaches experienced a more significant drop of 16 percentage points. In contrast, the Melbourne Central Business District's clearance rate saw a notable increase of 17 percentage points, reaching 77%.
In terms of price, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1 million, with a total of 342 properties sold, accounting for a large proportion of overall transactions.
The highest transaction price this week was for a property located at 2/3 Oyama Avenue, Manly, which sold for $10.25 million.
The median price of properties sold this week rose to $1,437,000, while the average transaction price slightly decreased to $1,589,018. This indicates that although the proportion of high-priced property transactions has decreased, the overall increase in median price may reflect relative activity in the mid-market. (Data are for reference only)