ผลการประมูล Australia
คลิกเพื่อดูการประมูลในสัปดาห์นี้และผลการประมูลที่ผ่านมา
ทุกเขต2615Sydney CBD68Eastern Suburbs182Upper North Shore153Lower North Shore96Inner West164Northern Beaches123Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)74Sydney Others328Melbourne East375Melbourne CBD113Melbourne West58Melbourne South East52Melbourne North354Melbourne Others269Brisbane CBD7Brisbane East18Brisbane North33Brisbane West29Brisbane South50Brisbane Others15Gold coast54
ที่ Australia สัปดาห์นี้ตั้งแต่ 15 February ถึง 21 February มีอสังหาริมทรัพย์ 2615 รายการ
66%
อัตราการขายสำเร็จ
2615
จำนวนการเข้าร่วมประมูล
1343
ขายแล้ว
407
การประมูลที่ไม่มีผู้ซื้อ
การรวบรวมผลการประมูล2023
ราคาขายกลาง$1,400,000
ราคาเฉลี่ยของการประมูลสำเร็จ$1,598,658
This week, Australia's real estate auction market has heated up compared to last week. Although the clearance rate has slightly decreased, the number of listings has significantly increased.
A total of 2,614 properties were up for auction this week, with auction results collected for 2,022 properties. Of these, 1,342 were successfully auctioned, and 407 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 66%. Compared to last week, the number of properties up for auction increased by 853 (approximately 48.5%), and the number of successful auctions increased by 327 (approximately 32.2%). However, the clearance rate decreased by 1 percentage point, indicating that despite high market activity, competition has intensified.
Regional performances varied, with notable improvements in clearance rates in Sydney's Northern Beaches and Melbourne's Central Business District:
- Sydney Northern Beaches' clearance rate increased by 18 percentage points to 83%.
- Melbourne Central Business District's clearance rate increased by 9 percentage points to 64%.
However, clearance rates in Sydney's Central District and Eastern Suburbs saw significant declines:
- Sydney Central District's clearance rate dropped by 10 percentage points to 71%.
- Sydney Eastern Suburbs' clearance rate dropped by 12 percentage points to 66%.
In other regions like Brisbane Central District and Brisbane North District, the clearance rates also saw significant declines, indicating a divergence in market performance.
In terms of prices, this week's mainstream transaction range was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 301 sales in this range, representing the largest share. The highest sale price was for a property on 756-758 Pacific Parade in Currumbin, which fetched $8,250,000, demonstrating strong demand in the luxury market. The median home price this week rose to $1,400,000, and the average sale price increased to $1,598,658, reflecting that more high-priced properties were sold this week, focusing market heat on mid-to-high-end properties. (Data for reference only)
A total of 2,614 properties were up for auction this week, with auction results collected for 2,022 properties. Of these, 1,342 were successfully auctioned, and 407 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 66%. Compared to last week, the number of properties up for auction increased by 853 (approximately 48.5%), and the number of successful auctions increased by 327 (approximately 32.2%). However, the clearance rate decreased by 1 percentage point, indicating that despite high market activity, competition has intensified.
Regional performances varied, with notable improvements in clearance rates in Sydney's Northern Beaches and Melbourne's Central Business District:
- Sydney Northern Beaches' clearance rate increased by 18 percentage points to 83%.
- Melbourne Central Business District's clearance rate increased by 9 percentage points to 64%.
However, clearance rates in Sydney's Central District and Eastern Suburbs saw significant declines:
- Sydney Central District's clearance rate dropped by 10 percentage points to 71%.
- Sydney Eastern Suburbs' clearance rate dropped by 12 percentage points to 66%.
In other regions like Brisbane Central District and Brisbane North District, the clearance rates also saw significant declines, indicating a divergence in market performance.
In terms of prices, this week's mainstream transaction range was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 301 sales in this range, representing the largest share. The highest sale price was for a property on 756-758 Pacific Parade in Currumbin, which fetched $8,250,000, demonstrating strong demand in the luxury market. The median home price this week rose to $1,400,000, and the average sale price increased to $1,598,658, reflecting that more high-priced properties were sold this week, focusing market heat on mid-to-high-end properties. (Data for reference only)