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Tất cả khu vực1733Sydney CBD25Eastern Suburbs81Upper North Shore64Lower North Shore48Inner West93Northern Beaches51Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)84Sydney Others363Melbourne East160Melbourne CBD21Melbourne West41Melbourne South East30Melbourne North281Melbourne Others195Brisbane CBD10Brisbane East6Brisbane North17Brisbane West24Brisbane South42Brisbane Others22Gold coast75
Tại Australia tuần này từ 27 April đến 3 May có 1733 bất động sản đấu giá
31%
Tỷ lệ bán thành công
1733
Số lượng cuộc đấu giá đã tham gia
379
Đã bán
258
Đấu giá không thành công
Thu thập kết quả đấu giá1227
giá trung vị của giao dịch$908,500
Giá bán trung bình$1,069,580
The Australian real estate auction market showed a certain level of activity this week, with both the total number of listings and clearance rates increasing.
This week, a total of 1,733 properties went under the hammer, with results collected for 1,227 of them. Among these, 379 properties were successfully auctioned, while 258 were passed in, leading to a clearance rate of 31%. Compared to last week, the number of listed properties increased by 519 (approximately 42.7%); the number of successful auctions rose by 185 (an increase of about 95.4%); and the clearance rate improved by 5 percentage points, indicating a significant boost in market activity.
The performance varied across different areas, with Sydney East and Melbourne East showing notable growth in clearance rates:
- Sydney East's clearance rate increased by 17 percentage points to 55%.
- Melbourne East's clearance rate increased by 13 percentage points to 31%.
Other areas like Sydney Central and Melbourne Other Areas also performed well. In contrast, the markets in Brisbane Central and West remained sluggish, with clearance rates stagnating.
In terms of prices, the main transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 311 transactions, making up the largest proportion.
The property with the highest transaction price this week was located at 59-61 Abbotsford Rd, with a sale price of $6.48 million.
The median house price for transactions this week decreased to $908,500, while the average transaction price remained almost unchanged from last week at $1,069,580. This reflects that the overall market remains relatively stable, but there is an increase in the proportion of lower-priced property transactions, with more market attention focused on mid-to-lower-priced properties. (Data for reference only)
This week, a total of 1,733 properties went under the hammer, with results collected for 1,227 of them. Among these, 379 properties were successfully auctioned, while 258 were passed in, leading to a clearance rate of 31%. Compared to last week, the number of listed properties increased by 519 (approximately 42.7%); the number of successful auctions rose by 185 (an increase of about 95.4%); and the clearance rate improved by 5 percentage points, indicating a significant boost in market activity.
The performance varied across different areas, with Sydney East and Melbourne East showing notable growth in clearance rates:
- Sydney East's clearance rate increased by 17 percentage points to 55%.
- Melbourne East's clearance rate increased by 13 percentage points to 31%.
Other areas like Sydney Central and Melbourne Other Areas also performed well. In contrast, the markets in Brisbane Central and West remained sluggish, with clearance rates stagnating.
In terms of prices, the main transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 311 transactions, making up the largest proportion.
The property with the highest transaction price this week was located at 59-61 Abbotsford Rd, with a sale price of $6.48 million.
The median house price for transactions this week decreased to $908,500, while the average transaction price remained almost unchanged from last week at $1,069,580. This reflects that the overall market remains relatively stable, but there is an increase in the proportion of lower-priced property transactions, with more market attention focused on mid-to-lower-priced properties. (Data for reference only)