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Lahat ng Distrito1657Sydney CBD33Eastern Suburbs67Upper North Shore82Lower North Shore51Inner West110Northern Beaches48Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)67Sydney Others279Melbourne East179Melbourne CBD26Melbourne West25Melbourne South East39Melbourne North265Melbourne Others184Brisbane CBD10Brisbane East18Brisbane North23Brisbane West22Brisbane South60Brisbane Others18Gold coast51
Sa Australia ngayong linggo mula 29 June hanggang 5 July ay may 1657 auction na ari-arian
31%
Antas ng Pagbebenta
1657
Bilang ng sinalihang auction
320
Nabenta
148
Nabigong Auction
Koleksyon ng Resulta ng Auction1021
Median na Presyo ng Bentahan$1,120,000
Average na presyo ng pagbebenta$1,245,184
The Australian real estate auction market remained stable this week, with a slight decrease in the number of listings, but the clearance rate remained unchanged.
This week, a total of 1,635 properties were up for auction, with results collected for 998 properties, of which 312 were successfully sold and 144 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 31%. Compared to last week, the number of properties auctioned decreased by 162 (approximately 9.0%), and the number of successful sales decreased by 26 (approximately 7.7%), while the clearance rate remained unchanged at 31%, indicating a stable market in a state of observation.
In terms of performance in key regions, the clearance rates in Sydney Lower North Shore and Melbourne West showed significant changes:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Lower North Shore increased by 6 percentage points to 67%;
- The clearance rate in Melbourne CBD rose by 15 percentage points to 44%;
- The clearance rate in Brisbane North showed significant growth, rising from 13% to 25%.
However, in some regions like Brisbane Central and Brisbane South, clearance rates declined, with Brisbane Central's clearance rate dropping from 40% last week to 20%, and Brisbane South rising from 10% to 17%, indicating an uneven market.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 221 transactions, accounting for 39.6% of the total transactions, making it the largest transaction range. The highest sale price this week was for a property at 22 Surf Road, Sydney North Curl Curl, sold for $6.60 million. The median price of sold houses fell to $1,120,000 (from $1,150,000 last week), and the average price also decreased to $1,247,143 (from $1,290,322 last week), reflecting continued high demand for mid- to low-priced properties, corresponding with a decrease in high-priced property sales. (Data is for reference only)
This week, a total of 1,635 properties were up for auction, with results collected for 998 properties, of which 312 were successfully sold and 144 were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 31%. Compared to last week, the number of properties auctioned decreased by 162 (approximately 9.0%), and the number of successful sales decreased by 26 (approximately 7.7%), while the clearance rate remained unchanged at 31%, indicating a stable market in a state of observation.
In terms of performance in key regions, the clearance rates in Sydney Lower North Shore and Melbourne West showed significant changes:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Lower North Shore increased by 6 percentage points to 67%;
- The clearance rate in Melbourne CBD rose by 15 percentage points to 44%;
- The clearance rate in Brisbane North showed significant growth, rising from 13% to 25%.
However, in some regions like Brisbane Central and Brisbane South, clearance rates declined, with Brisbane Central's clearance rate dropping from 40% last week to 20%, and Brisbane South rising from 10% to 17%, indicating an uneven market.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 221 transactions, accounting for 39.6% of the total transactions, making it the largest transaction range. The highest sale price this week was for a property at 22 Surf Road, Sydney North Curl Curl, sold for $6.60 million. The median price of sold houses fell to $1,120,000 (from $1,150,000 last week), and the average price also decreased to $1,247,143 (from $1,290,322 last week), reflecting continued high demand for mid- to low-priced properties, corresponding with a decrease in high-priced property sales. (Data is for reference only)