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Lahat ng Distrito2120Sydney CBD19Eastern Suburbs103Upper North Shore116Lower North Shore76Inner West98Northern Beaches80Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)81Sydney Others312Melbourne East302Melbourne CBD68Melbourne West31Melbourne South East41Melbourne North301Melbourne Others285Brisbane CBD8Brisbane East18Brisbane North24Brisbane West23Brisbane South57Brisbane Others15Gold coast62
Sa Australia ngayong linggo mula 10 November hanggang 16 November ay may 2120 auction na ari-arian
59%
Antas ng Pagbebenta
2120
Bilang ng sinalihang auction
1240
Nabenta
653
Nabigong Auction
Koleksyon ng Resulta ng Auction2097
Median na Presyo ng Bentahan$1,150,000
Average na presyo ng pagbebenta$1,399,694
The Australian real estate auction market was slightly calm this week, with an increase in listings but a slight decline in the clearance rate.
This week, 2,120 properties were scheduled for auction, with results collected for 2,097 properties, leading to 1,240 successful sales and 653 passed-in properties, resulting in a clearance rate of 59%. Compared to last week, the number of properties auctioned increased by 88 (approximately 4.3%); the number of successful sales increased by 40 (about 3.3% growth); but the clearance rate slightly decreased by 1 percentage point, indicating a slight weakening in market interest.
Performance in major regions varied, with noticeable fluctuations in clearance rates in some parts of Sydney and Melbourne areas:
- The clearance rate in the Sydney central area decreased by 9 percentage points to 63%;
- The Sydney Eastern area saw a decrease of 7 percentage points in clearance rate to 57%;
- The clearance rate in the Melbourne southeastern area increased by 6 percentage points to 50%;
- The Brisbane central area saw a significant increase of 21 percentage points in clearance rate to 38%;
- The Brisbane eastern area experienced an increase of 44 percentage points in clearance rate to 50%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1 million, with 319 properties sold, still occupying the major share.
The highest transaction price this week was for a property at 26 CASTLE CCT, reaching $11.5 million.
This week's median house price fell to $1,150,000, down about 10.7% from last week; however, the average sale price rose to $1,399,694, reflecting an increased proportion of higher-priced transactions despite the drop in middle-range prices. (Data for reference only)
This week, 2,120 properties were scheduled for auction, with results collected for 2,097 properties, leading to 1,240 successful sales and 653 passed-in properties, resulting in a clearance rate of 59%. Compared to last week, the number of properties auctioned increased by 88 (approximately 4.3%); the number of successful sales increased by 40 (about 3.3% growth); but the clearance rate slightly decreased by 1 percentage point, indicating a slight weakening in market interest.
Performance in major regions varied, with noticeable fluctuations in clearance rates in some parts of Sydney and Melbourne areas:
- The clearance rate in the Sydney central area decreased by 9 percentage points to 63%;
- The Sydney Eastern area saw a decrease of 7 percentage points in clearance rate to 57%;
- The clearance rate in the Melbourne southeastern area increased by 6 percentage points to 50%;
- The Brisbane central area saw a significant increase of 21 percentage points in clearance rate to 38%;
- The Brisbane eastern area experienced an increase of 44 percentage points in clearance rate to 50%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1 million, with 319 properties sold, still occupying the major share.
The highest transaction price this week was for a property at 26 CASTLE CCT, reaching $11.5 million.
This week's median house price fell to $1,150,000, down about 10.7% from last week; however, the average sale price rose to $1,399,694, reflecting an increased proportion of higher-priced transactions despite the drop in middle-range prices. (Data for reference only)