Huainga Tūtohu Australia
Pāwhiritia ki te tirohia ngā huainga o tēnei wiki me ngā huainga o ngā wā i pātea
Ngā rohe katoa1927Sydney CBD29Eastern Suburbs99Upper North Shore90Lower North Shore37Inner West90Northern Beaches33Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)61Sydney Others310Melbourne East306Melbourne CBD66Melbourne West38Melbourne South East48Melbourne North290Melbourne Others220Brisbane CBD12Brisbane East12Brisbane North29Brisbane West19Brisbane South59Brisbane Others19Gold coast60
Australia i tēnei wiki mai i 31 August ki 6 September he 1927 ngā whare e whakarewahia ana
31%
Ōrau Hokona
1927
Te maha o ngā hokohoko i tae atu
384
Kua Hokona
171
Kāore i hokona
Kohinga Hua Hokohoko1227
Utu hokonga wāenga$1,240,000
Utu Hokonga Toharite$1,396,725
This week, the Australian real estate auction market remained stable. The number of listings slightly decreased, but the clearance rate stayed unchanged.
A total of 1,918 properties were listed for auction this week, with auction results collected from 1,218 properties, out of which 384 were successfully sold and 170 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 32%. Compared to last week, there were 4 fewer properties listed for auction (approximately a 0.2% decrease); the number of successful auctions increased by 5 (an increase of about 1.3%); and the clearance rate remained unchanged at 32%, indicating relatively stable market activity.
There were noticeable differences in the performance across regions, with Sydney's Lower North Shore and Upper North Shore standing out:
- The clearance rate in Sydney's Lower North Shore increased by 24 percentage points to 78%, showing significant improvement in transaction conditions.
- The clearance rate in Sydney's Upper North Shore rose by 8 percentage points to 51%.
- Brisbane's Eastern Suburbs saw a clearance rate boost of 36 percentage points to 50%.
In contrast, although the number of auctions and transactions increased in Brisbane's Southern Suburbs, the clearance rate dropped to 11%. Other regions, such as Melbourne's Northern Suburbs and other areas of Melbourne, experienced a decline in clearance rates, indicating varied market performance.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 225 properties sold in this range, accounting for the largest portion.
The highest transaction price this week was for a property located at 70 Flavelle Street, Concord, which sold for $7.45 million.
The median price of properties sold this week slightly rose to $1,240,000, and the average transaction price increased to $1,394,526. This reflects a slight increase in the proportion of high-priced property transactions, indicating that market activity is concentrated towards mid-to-high-end properties. (Data for reference only)
A total of 1,918 properties were listed for auction this week, with auction results collected from 1,218 properties, out of which 384 were successfully sold and 170 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 32%. Compared to last week, there were 4 fewer properties listed for auction (approximately a 0.2% decrease); the number of successful auctions increased by 5 (an increase of about 1.3%); and the clearance rate remained unchanged at 32%, indicating relatively stable market activity.
There were noticeable differences in the performance across regions, with Sydney's Lower North Shore and Upper North Shore standing out:
- The clearance rate in Sydney's Lower North Shore increased by 24 percentage points to 78%, showing significant improvement in transaction conditions.
- The clearance rate in Sydney's Upper North Shore rose by 8 percentage points to 51%.
- Brisbane's Eastern Suburbs saw a clearance rate boost of 36 percentage points to 50%.
In contrast, although the number of auctions and transactions increased in Brisbane's Southern Suburbs, the clearance rate dropped to 11%. Other regions, such as Melbourne's Northern Suburbs and other areas of Melbourne, experienced a decline in clearance rates, indicating varied market performance.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 225 properties sold in this range, accounting for the largest portion.
The highest transaction price this week was for a property located at 70 Flavelle Street, Concord, which sold for $7.45 million.
The median price of properties sold this week slightly rose to $1,240,000, and the average transaction price increased to $1,394,526. This reflects a slight increase in the proportion of high-priced property transactions, indicating that market activity is concentrated towards mid-to-high-end properties. (Data for reference only)