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Tất cả khu vực1214Sydney CBD8Eastern Suburbs60Upper North Shore65Lower North Shore32Inner West66Northern Beaches34Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)72Sydney Others255Melbourne East112Melbourne CBD18Melbourne West20Melbourne South East35Melbourne North172Melbourne Others106Brisbane CBD14Brisbane East11Brisbane North22Brisbane West15Brisbane South36Brisbane Others11Gold coast50
Tại Australia tuần này từ 20 April đến 26 April có 1214 bất động sản đấu giá
26%
Tỷ lệ bán thành công
1214
Số lượng cuộc đấu giá đã tham gia
194
Đã bán
177
Đấu giá không thành công
Thu thập kết quả đấu giá738
giá trung vị của giao dịch$950,000
Giá bán trung bình$1,069,961
This week, the Australian real estate auction market experienced a retreat, with both the number of listings and clearance rates declining.
A total of 1,214 properties were auctioned this week, with auction results collected for 738 properties. Among them, 194 properties were successfully auctioned, and 177 properties were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 26%. Compared to the previous week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 1,854 (approximately 60.4%); the number of successful auctions decreased by 576 (a decline of approximately 74.8%); the clearance rate dropped by 7 percentage points, indicating a weakening market activity.
The performance varied across regions, with noticeable changes in clearance rates in some areas:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Central increased by 37 percentage points to 67%, indicating significant market activity in the area.
- The clearance rate in Sydney East dropped by 16 percentage points to 38%, showing a cooling trend in the auction market.
- The clearance rate in Melbourne East decreased by 8 percentage points to 18%, with a noticeable reduction in market activity.
- The clearance rate in Brisbane East increased by 15 percentage points to 33%, showing signs of recovery.
In terms of pricing, the main transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 185 transactions, making up the largest proportion.
The property with the highest transaction price this week was located at 59 Augustine Street in Hunters Hill, with a sale price of $9.225 million.
The median selling price of homes this week fell to $950,000, and the average selling price dropped to $1,069,961, reflecting an increased share of transactions in the lower-priced property segment, with the overall market leaning towards lower-end properties. (Data is for reference only)
A total of 1,214 properties were auctioned this week, with auction results collected for 738 properties. Among them, 194 properties were successfully auctioned, and 177 properties were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 26%. Compared to the previous week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 1,854 (approximately 60.4%); the number of successful auctions decreased by 576 (a decline of approximately 74.8%); the clearance rate dropped by 7 percentage points, indicating a weakening market activity.
The performance varied across regions, with noticeable changes in clearance rates in some areas:
- The clearance rate in Sydney Central increased by 37 percentage points to 67%, indicating significant market activity in the area.
- The clearance rate in Sydney East dropped by 16 percentage points to 38%, showing a cooling trend in the auction market.
- The clearance rate in Melbourne East decreased by 8 percentage points to 18%, with a noticeable reduction in market activity.
- The clearance rate in Brisbane East increased by 15 percentage points to 33%, showing signs of recovery.
In terms of pricing, the main transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 185 transactions, making up the largest proportion.
The property with the highest transaction price this week was located at 59 Augustine Street in Hunters Hill, with a sale price of $9.225 million.
The median selling price of homes this week fell to $950,000, and the average selling price dropped to $1,069,961, reflecting an increased share of transactions in the lower-priced property segment, with the overall market leaning towards lower-end properties. (Data is for reference only)