Huainga Tūtohu Australia
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Ngā rohe katoa1768Sydney CBD18Eastern Suburbs90Upper North Shore95Lower North Shore62Inner West90Northern Beaches42Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)69Sydney Others282Melbourne East214Melbourne CBD34Melbourne West43Melbourne South East57Melbourne North248Melbourne Others233Brisbane CBD14Brisbane East20Brisbane North24Brisbane West21Brisbane South41Brisbane Others20Gold coast51
Australia i tēnei wiki mai i 15 June ki 21 June he 1768 ngā whare e whakarewahia ana
33%
Ōrau Hokona
1768
Te maha o ngā hokohoko i tae atu
363
Kua Hokona
152
Kāore i hokona
Kohinga Hua Hokohoko1109
Utu hokonga wāenga$1,255,000
Utu Hokonga Toharite$1,119,567
This week, Australia's real estate auction market appeared somewhat sluggish, with a decrease in the number of listings, while the clearance rate remained stable.
A total of 1,768 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 1,109 of them. Among these, 363 properties were successfully auctioned, 152 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 33%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 87 (approximately 4.7%); the number of successful auctions declined by 29 (a decrease of about 7.4%); and the number of passed-in properties dropped by 36 (a decrease of about 19.1%). However, the clearance rate remained unchanged, indicating that market sentiment and activity were similar to the previous week.
The auction market performances varied across major regions, with Sydney Northern Beaches and Sydney Eastern Suburbs showing notable increases in clearance rates:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Northern Beaches significantly increased by 25 percentage points, reaching 65%;
- Sydney Eastern Suburbs' clearance rate rose by 9 percentage points, reaching 64%.
In contrast, the clearance rate in Sydney Central fell by 22 percentage points, down to 42%. Sydney Inner West also experienced a 6 percentage point decline, with a clearance rate of 37%. Although the clearance rate in Melbourne East improved, the market remained cold, with a low clearance rate of 23%. Brisbane's regions continued to perform poorly, with generally low clearance rates, and both the East and West regions recorded no sales, each with a clearance rate of 0%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range for this week remained between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 224 transactions, making up a significant proportion. The highest transaction price was for the property at 39 Myrna Road, Strathfield, which sold for $6.43 million. The median selling price for properties dropped to $1,255,000 (from $1,292,500 last week), and the average selling price decreased to $1,119,567 (from $1,360,442 last week), reflecting a weakened demand for high-priced properties with a shift towards mid to low-priced properties. (Data for reference only)
A total of 1,768 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 1,109 of them. Among these, 363 properties were successfully auctioned, 152 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 33%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 87 (approximately 4.7%); the number of successful auctions declined by 29 (a decrease of about 7.4%); and the number of passed-in properties dropped by 36 (a decrease of about 19.1%). However, the clearance rate remained unchanged, indicating that market sentiment and activity were similar to the previous week.
The auction market performances varied across major regions, with Sydney Northern Beaches and Sydney Eastern Suburbs showing notable increases in clearance rates:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Northern Beaches significantly increased by 25 percentage points, reaching 65%;
- Sydney Eastern Suburbs' clearance rate rose by 9 percentage points, reaching 64%.
In contrast, the clearance rate in Sydney Central fell by 22 percentage points, down to 42%. Sydney Inner West also experienced a 6 percentage point decline, with a clearance rate of 37%. Although the clearance rate in Melbourne East improved, the market remained cold, with a low clearance rate of 23%. Brisbane's regions continued to perform poorly, with generally low clearance rates, and both the East and West regions recorded no sales, each with a clearance rate of 0%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range for this week remained between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 224 transactions, making up a significant proportion. The highest transaction price was for the property at 39 Myrna Road, Strathfield, which sold for $6.43 million. The median selling price for properties dropped to $1,255,000 (from $1,292,500 last week), and the average selling price decreased to $1,119,567 (from $1,360,442 last week), reflecting a weakened demand for high-priced properties with a shift towards mid to low-priced properties. (Data for reference only)