Résultats des enchères Australia
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Tous les districts838Sydney CBD16Eastern Suburbs88Upper North Shore75Lower North Shore54Inner West92Northern Beaches44Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)58Sydney Others264Melbourne East23Melbourne West4Melbourne South East6Melbourne North24Melbourne Others17Brisbane CBD1Brisbane East10Brisbane North4Brisbane West9Brisbane South28Brisbane Others15Gold coast6
Cette semaine à Australia du 22 September au 28 September, il y a 838 propriétés aux enchères
63%
Taux d'adjudication
838
Nombre d'enchères participées
524
vendu
255
Enchère invendue
Collecte des résultats des enchères827
prix médian des transactions$1,246,750
Prix moyen de vente$1,446,103
This week, the Australian real estate auction market showed signs of cooling down. Although the clearance rate improved, the number of listings significantly decreased.
A total of 838 properties were scheduled for auction this week, with auction results collected for 827 properties. Out of these, 524 properties were successfully auctioned, while 255 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 63%. Compared to last week, the number of listings decreased by 1,178 properties (about 58.4%); the number of successful auctions decreased by 693 properties (approximately 56.9% decrease); however, the clearance rate increased by 1 percentage point, indicating a slight increase in auction success rate despite decreased market participation.
Performance varied across regions, with clearance rates significantly increasing in Sydney Upper North Shore and Melbourne West, while Melbourne North and Melbourne Other Regions saw a notable decline:
Sydney Upper North Shore’s clearance rate increased by 9 percentage points to 76%;
Melbourne West’s clearance rate rose by 34 percentage points to 75%;
Melbourne North’s clearance rate dropped by 11 percentage points to 50%;
Melbourne Other Regions' clearance rate declined by 15 percentage points, reaching 41%.
Other regions like Sydney East and Brisbane East showed relatively stable performance, highlighting regional differences in the overall market.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 99 properties sold in this range, accounting for the largest share.
The highest transaction price of the week was for a property at UNIT 1 8-10 NOTTS AV in Sydney, which sold for $11 million.
The median sale price increased to $1,246,750, while the average sale price decreased to $1,446,103, indicating that demand for mid-to-high-end properties remains, but the drop in average sale price suggests a preference for lower-priced properties as well. (Data for reference only)
A total of 838 properties were scheduled for auction this week, with auction results collected for 827 properties. Out of these, 524 properties were successfully auctioned, while 255 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 63%. Compared to last week, the number of listings decreased by 1,178 properties (about 58.4%); the number of successful auctions decreased by 693 properties (approximately 56.9% decrease); however, the clearance rate increased by 1 percentage point, indicating a slight increase in auction success rate despite decreased market participation.
Performance varied across regions, with clearance rates significantly increasing in Sydney Upper North Shore and Melbourne West, while Melbourne North and Melbourne Other Regions saw a notable decline:
Sydney Upper North Shore’s clearance rate increased by 9 percentage points to 76%;
Melbourne West’s clearance rate rose by 34 percentage points to 75%;
Melbourne North’s clearance rate dropped by 11 percentage points to 50%;
Melbourne Other Regions' clearance rate declined by 15 percentage points, reaching 41%.
Other regions like Sydney East and Brisbane East showed relatively stable performance, highlighting regional differences in the overall market.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 99 properties sold in this range, accounting for the largest share.
The highest transaction price of the week was for a property at UNIT 1 8-10 NOTTS AV in Sydney, which sold for $11 million.
The median sale price increased to $1,246,750, while the average sale price decreased to $1,446,103, indicating that demand for mid-to-high-end properties remains, but the drop in average sale price suggests a preference for lower-priced properties as well. (Data for reference only)