Australia オークション結果
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すべての地区2031Sydney CBD54Eastern Suburbs216Upper North Shore166Lower North Shore145Inner West192Northern Beaches119Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)122Sydney Others474Melbourne East93Melbourne CBD12Melbourne West11Melbourne South East18Melbourne North86Melbourne Others71Brisbane CBD7Brisbane East24Brisbane North44Brisbane West19Brisbane South60Brisbane Others27Gold coast71
Australia では今週 21 September から 27 September まで 2031 のオークション物件があります
65%
落札率
2031
参加したオークション数
1131
売却済み
239
流札
オークション結果収集1740
成約の中央値価格$1,455,500
平均落札価格$1,620,617
This week, the Australian property auction market showed signs of recovery. Although the number of properties up for auction decreased, the clearance rate significantly improved.
A total of 1,529 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 884 properties. Out of these, 370 were successfully sold, and 104 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 42%. Compared to last week, the number of properties up for auction decreased by 931 (approximately 37.9%), and the number of successful sales dropped by 127 (about 25.6% decrease). However, the clearance rate increased by 13 percentage points, indicating a certain degree of market recovery.
Among various regions, Sydney's regions stood out, particularly in terms of the increase in clearance rates:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Upper North Shore increased by 12 percentage points to 56%.
- The Sydney Lower North Shore clearance rate rose by 7 percentage points to 60%.
- The Northern Beaches clearance rate increased to 66%, up by 8 percentage points.
Melbourne showed continued weakness, especially in the East and Other Regions, with substantial declines in both the number of auctions and successful sales, although the clearance rate in the South East slightly rose to 14%. The markets in Brisbane and the Gold Coast remained stable, with clearance rates generally below the market average.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 121 sales, making up the largest proportion. The highest sale price this week was for a property at 5 Kulgoa Rd, sold at $9.65 million. The median price of sold homes this week rose to $1,422,500, while the average price decreased to $1,352,182, indicating an increase in high-priced property sales, but higher activity in the mid-range price segment.
(Data for reference only)
A total of 1,529 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 884 properties. Out of these, 370 were successfully sold, and 104 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 42%. Compared to last week, the number of properties up for auction decreased by 931 (approximately 37.9%), and the number of successful sales dropped by 127 (about 25.6% decrease). However, the clearance rate increased by 13 percentage points, indicating a certain degree of market recovery.
Among various regions, Sydney's regions stood out, particularly in terms of the increase in clearance rates:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Upper North Shore increased by 12 percentage points to 56%.
- The Sydney Lower North Shore clearance rate rose by 7 percentage points to 60%.
- The Northern Beaches clearance rate increased to 66%, up by 8 percentage points.
Melbourne showed continued weakness, especially in the East and Other Regions, with substantial declines in both the number of auctions and successful sales, although the clearance rate in the South East slightly rose to 14%. The markets in Brisbane and the Gold Coast remained stable, with clearance rates generally below the market average.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 121 sales, making up the largest proportion. The highest sale price this week was for a property at 5 Kulgoa Rd, sold at $9.65 million. The median price of sold homes this week rose to $1,422,500, while the average price decreased to $1,352,182, indicating an increase in high-priced property sales, but higher activity in the mid-range price segment.
(Data for reference only)