Australia 拍賣結果
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全部地区2032Sydney CBD25Eastern Suburbs101Upper North Shore116Lower North Shore66Inner West93Northern Beaches65Parramatta (Northwest suburbs)68Sydney Others344Melbourne East270Melbourne CBD47Melbourne West49Melbourne South East52Melbourne North314Melbourne Others235Brisbane CBD6Brisbane East17Brisbane North28Brisbane West22Brisbane South43Brisbane Others25Gold coast46
Australia 本週從 3 November 到 9 November 有 2032 拍賣物業
60%
清盤率
2032
參與拍賣數量
1200
售出
701
流標
拍賣結果收集2003
成交中位價$1,287,500
成交平均價$1,326,889
The Australian real estate auction market remained stable this week. Despite an increase in the number of listings, the clearance rate stayed the same as last week.
A total of 2,032 listings went to auction this week, with results collected for 2,003 of them. Among these, 1,200 were successfully auctioned, 701 were passed in, and the clearance rate reached 60%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties increased by 619 (approximately 43.8%); successful auctions increased by 364 (approximately 43.5%). Despite the significant increase in auction listings, the clearance rate remained at 60%, indicating relatively stable market demand.
The performance varied across different regions, with significant increases in the clearance rates in the Upper North Shore and Central Sydney:
- The Upper North Shore clearance rate increased by 14 percentage points, reaching 78%.
- The Central Sydney clearance rate rose by 16 percentage points, attaining 72%.
Additionally, Sydney's Northern Beaches and Other Regions also showed good levels of activity, with clearance rates increasing by 8 percentage points and 5 percentage points respectively. Conversely, the clearance rates in the Lower North Shore and Melbourne's Western Region declined, dropping by 5 percentage points and 15 percentage points respectively.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 342 properties sold, becoming the market's mainstay.
The highest transaction property this week was 14 Bradford Street, Balmain, with a sale price of $7.10 million.
The median house price for this week slightly rose to $1,287,500, while the average transaction price dropped to $1,326,889. The slight rise in the median price reflects strong demand for mid-to-high priced listings, whereas the decrease in the average price may be influenced by an increase in transactions of lower-priced properties. (Data is for reference only.)
A total of 2,032 listings went to auction this week, with results collected for 2,003 of them. Among these, 1,200 were successfully auctioned, 701 were passed in, and the clearance rate reached 60%. Compared to last week, the number of auctioned properties increased by 619 (approximately 43.8%); successful auctions increased by 364 (approximately 43.5%). Despite the significant increase in auction listings, the clearance rate remained at 60%, indicating relatively stable market demand.
The performance varied across different regions, with significant increases in the clearance rates in the Upper North Shore and Central Sydney:
- The Upper North Shore clearance rate increased by 14 percentage points, reaching 78%.
- The Central Sydney clearance rate rose by 16 percentage points, attaining 72%.
Additionally, Sydney's Northern Beaches and Other Regions also showed good levels of activity, with clearance rates increasing by 8 percentage points and 5 percentage points respectively. Conversely, the clearance rates in the Lower North Shore and Melbourne's Western Region declined, dropping by 5 percentage points and 15 percentage points respectively.
In terms of prices, the mainstream transaction price range this week was between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with 342 properties sold, becoming the market's mainstay.
The highest transaction property this week was 14 Bradford Street, Balmain, with a sale price of $7.10 million.
The median house price for this week slightly rose to $1,287,500, while the average transaction price dropped to $1,326,889. The slight rise in the median price reflects strong demand for mid-to-high priced listings, whereas the decrease in the average price may be influenced by an increase in transactions of lower-priced properties. (Data is for reference only.)
