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모든 구역2918Sydney CBD60Eastern Suburbs151Upper North Shore140Lower North Shore112Inner West170Northern Beaches77Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)92Sydney Others427Melbourne East433Melbourne CBD98Melbourne West56Melbourne South East79Melbourne North443Melbourne Others324Brisbane CBD15Brisbane East20Brisbane North27Brisbane West28Brisbane South59Brisbane Others20Gold coast87
Australia에서 이번 주 5 October부터 11 October까지 2918개의 경매 부동산이 있습니다
62%
낙찰률
2918
참여한 경매 수
1548
판매 완료
405
유찰
경매 결과 수집2508
중간 거래 가격$1,345,000
평균 낙찰가$1,550,529
This week, the Australian real estate auction market has stabilized. The number of listings has increased, but the clearance rate remains unchanged.
This week, 2,202 listings participated in auctions, and results for 1,295 were collected. Among these, 424 were successfully auctioned, 185 were passed in, and the clearance rate remained at 33%. Compared to last week, this week saw an increase of 370 listings (approximately 20.2%); the number of successful auctions grew by 53 (an increase of about 14.3%), but the clearance rate remained unchanged, indicating a relatively steady market.
The performance varied significantly across different regions, with clearance rates notably improving in Sydney East and Sydney Lower North:
- The clearance rate in Sydney East decreased by 8 percentage points to 55%, but the number of successful sales remained relatively stable.
- The clearance rate in Sydney Lower North increased by 10 percentage points to 68%, indicating strong demand for local listings.
Meanwhile, the performance in Sydney Northwest and Melbourne East was weak:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Northwest significantly declined by 30 percentage points to 29%, with a clear decrease in sales.
- The clearance rate in Melbourne East dropped by 4 percentage points to 19%, indicating intensified market competition.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 246 properties sold, representing the largest proportion.
The highest property sale price this week was at 277-279 MONACO ST, reaching $15.9 million.
The median price of sold homes this week rose to $1,200,000, an increase of 19.4% compared to last week. The average sale price decreased to $1,270,584 due to a reduced number of high-priced listings, showing a market trend toward transactions in the mid-to-lower price range. (Data is for reference only.)
This week, 2,202 listings participated in auctions, and results for 1,295 were collected. Among these, 424 were successfully auctioned, 185 were passed in, and the clearance rate remained at 33%. Compared to last week, this week saw an increase of 370 listings (approximately 20.2%); the number of successful auctions grew by 53 (an increase of about 14.3%), but the clearance rate remained unchanged, indicating a relatively steady market.
The performance varied significantly across different regions, with clearance rates notably improving in Sydney East and Sydney Lower North:
- The clearance rate in Sydney East decreased by 8 percentage points to 55%, but the number of successful sales remained relatively stable.
- The clearance rate in Sydney Lower North increased by 10 percentage points to 68%, indicating strong demand for local listings.
Meanwhile, the performance in Sydney Northwest and Melbourne East was weak:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Northwest significantly declined by 30 percentage points to 29%, with a clear decrease in sales.
- The clearance rate in Melbourne East dropped by 4 percentage points to 19%, indicating intensified market competition.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 246 properties sold, representing the largest proportion.
The highest property sale price this week was at 277-279 MONACO ST, reaching $15.9 million.
The median price of sold homes this week rose to $1,200,000, an increase of 19.4% compared to last week. The average sale price decreased to $1,270,584 due to a reduced number of high-priced listings, showing a market trend toward transactions in the mid-to-lower price range. (Data is for reference only.)