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This week, the Australian real estate auction market was somewhat subdued, with both the number of listings and the clearance rate declining.

A total of 2,506 properties went to auction this week, with results collected for 2,098 properties. Among them, 1,256 were successfully auctioned, 431 were passed in, and the clearance rate was 60%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties decreased by 225 (approximately 8.2% decline); the number of successful auctions decreased by 184 (approximately 12.8% decline); the clearance rate dropped by 2 percentage points, indicating a slight decrease in market activity.

Looking at the performance of various regions, there was some volatility in the Sydney area: the clearance rate in Sydney's Central district sharply dropped by 17 percentage points to 42%, significantly lower than other areas; comparatively, Sydney's Eastern district performed well, with the clearance rate rising to 71%, a 7 percentage point increase. Sydney Northern Beaches also showed significant improvement, with the clearance rate rising to 66% from last week's 49%. Meanwhile, Melbourne's Southeastern district saw a 9 percentage point decline in the clearance rate to 55%, reflecting weakened demand for properties in the area. In Brisbane's Central district, both the number of auctions and transactions increased, but the clearance rate fell to 53%.

In terms of price, the mainstream transaction range this week was $500,000 to $1,000,000, with 385 properties sold, accounting for the largest proportion of all transactions.

The highest transaction price this week was for a property at 1 SHORT ST, with a price of $14.5 million.

The median sale price this week slightly fell to $1,335,000, and the average sale price slightly decreased to $1,553,112, indicating a slight increase in preference for lower-priced properties and a dispersion of market heat (data is for reference only).