Tại Australia tuần này từ 22 February đến 28 February có 3218 bất động sản đấu giá

This week, the Australian real estate auction market appeared relatively stable compared to last week. Although the number of listings increased, the clearance rate slightly declined.

This week, a total of 3,218 properties participated in auctions, with results collected for 2,487 properties. Out of these, 1,627 were successfully sold, while 476 passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 65%. Compared to last week, this week saw an increase of 603 properties going to auction (approximately 23% increase); the number of successful auctions rose by 284 (approximately 21% increase). However, the clearance rate dropped by 1 percentage point, indicating a decrease in market activity in some regions.

Performance varied across different regions, with some areas of Sydney and Melbourne’s northern region performing particularly well:

- Sydney Lower North’s clearance rate improved by 6 percentage points, reaching 75%.
- Brisbane Other Regions’ clearance rate significantly increased to 100%.
- Melbourne North’s clearance rate slightly rose to 68%.

Conversely, Brisbane West’s clearance rate dropped significantly from 63% last week to 23% this week, while Gold Coast's clearance rate decreased by 8 percentage points to 45%.

In terms of price, the mainstream transaction range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 375 sales recorded in this bracket, making it the largest proportion.

The highest sale price this week was for a property at 19 Wallis Avenue, Strathfield, selling for an impressive $8.401 million.

This week, the median sale price for homes decreased to $1,307,500, while the average sale price slightly increased to $1,618,902. This could indicate a higher proportion of sales in the mid to lower price range, although high-priced properties still impact overall prices, suggesting a trend of market polarization. (Data is for reference only)