Australia 拍賣結果
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全部地区331Sydney CBD2Eastern Suburbs3Upper North Shore4Lower North Shore1Inner West4Northern Beaches4Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)7Sydney Others43Melbourne East44Melbourne CBD1Melbourne West2Melbourne South East9Melbourne North53Melbourne Others41Brisbane CBD3Brisbane East3Brisbane North4Brisbane West5Brisbane South35Brisbane Others6Gold coast57
Australia 本週從 19 January 到 25 January 有 331 拍賣物業
59%
清盤率
331
參與拍賣數量
195
售出
95
流拍
拍賣結果收集330
成交中位價$910,000
成交平均價$1,003,675
This week, signs of a cooling trend appeared in Australia's real estate auction market, with a significant decrease in the number of listings and a slight increase in clearance rates.
A total of 331 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 330 properties. Of these, 195 were successfully auctioned, 95 passed in, and the clearance rate reached 59%. Compared to last week, the number of properties auctioned decreased by 337 (approximately 50.4%); the number of successful auctions fell by 172 (a decrease of approximately 46.9%); and the clearance rate increased by 3 percentage points, indicating improved market transaction efficiency.
In terms of performance across major regions, there were notable changes in clearance rates in some areas:
- In Sydney East, the clearance rate soared from 65% to 100%, indicating strong market demand.
- Sydney Upper North saw its clearance rate rise from 33% to 75%, an increase of 42 percentage points.
- Brisbane South's performance was particularly notable, with the clearance rate increasing from 11% to 57%, a jump of 46 percentage points.
- On the Gold Coast, the clearance rate increased from 27% to 39%, showing slight market improvement.
Conversely, Melbourne Southeast experienced a significant drop in clearance rate from 79% to 63%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 103 properties sold in this range, accounting for the largest proportion.
The highest sale this week was a property at 92 Campbells Road, Portsea, which sold for $5.7 million.
The median price of houses sold this week fell to $910,000, and the average price declined to $1,003,675, reflecting an increase in the proportion of lower-priced property transactions, suggesting market interest may be shifting towards mid- to lower-end properties. (Data for reference only)
A total of 331 properties were up for auction this week, with results collected for 330 properties. Of these, 195 were successfully auctioned, 95 passed in, and the clearance rate reached 59%. Compared to last week, the number of properties auctioned decreased by 337 (approximately 50.4%); the number of successful auctions fell by 172 (a decrease of approximately 46.9%); and the clearance rate increased by 3 percentage points, indicating improved market transaction efficiency.
In terms of performance across major regions, there were notable changes in clearance rates in some areas:
- In Sydney East, the clearance rate soared from 65% to 100%, indicating strong market demand.
- Sydney Upper North saw its clearance rate rise from 33% to 75%, an increase of 42 percentage points.
- Brisbane South's performance was particularly notable, with the clearance rate increasing from 11% to 57%, a jump of 46 percentage points.
- On the Gold Coast, the clearance rate increased from 27% to 39%, showing slight market improvement.
Conversely, Melbourne Southeast experienced a significant drop in clearance rate from 79% to 63%.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 103 properties sold in this range, accounting for the largest proportion.
The highest sale this week was a property at 92 Campbells Road, Portsea, which sold for $5.7 million.
The median price of houses sold this week fell to $910,000, and the average price declined to $1,003,675, reflecting an increase in the proportion of lower-priced property transactions, suggesting market interest may be shifting towards mid- to lower-end properties. (Data for reference only)
