New Zealand 경매 결과
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New Zealand에서 이번 주 8 March부터 14 March까지 345개의 경매 부동산이 있습니다
48%
낙찰률
345
참여한 경매 수
76
판매 완료
81
유찰
경매 결과 수집159
중간 거래 가격$1,245,000
평균 낙찰가$1,370,857
The New Zealand real estate auction market cooled slightly this week, with a reduction in the number of listings, but the clearance rate saw a modest rebound.
This week, there were 345 listings up for auction, with results collected for 159 of them. Out of these, 76 were successfully auctioned, 81 passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 48%. Compared to the previous week, the number of listings for auction decreased by 113 (approximately 24.7%); although the number of successful auctions fell by 28 (approximately 26.9%), the clearance rate increased by 4 percentage points, indicating that the market remains somewhat active despite the reduced supply.
There was a divergence in performance across different regions, with notable increases in clearance rates in South Auckland and Auckland North Shore:
South Auckland's clearance rate increased by 28 percentage points to reach 64%;
Auckland North Shore's clearance rate rose by 12 percentage points to 63%.
Meanwhile, the clearance rate in Auckland East fell by 18 percentage points to 29%. Although the number of listings decreased in Auckland West, the clearance rate rebounded by 16 percentage points to 38%. Auckland Central experienced a slight decline, with a clearance rate of 43%, while data for Waiheke Island is still being collected this week.
In terms of pricing, the mainstream transaction range was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 17 transactions, making it the largest proportion.
This week's highest sale was a property on 8 Stirling Street in Remuera, with a transaction price of $5.88 million.
The median house price for this week's transactions slightly declined to $1,245,000 (from $1,275,000 last week), while the average transaction price increased to $1,370,857 (from $1,314,634 last week), reflecting a higher proportion of high-priced property sales and indicating that market attention is focusing on mid to high-end properties. (Data is for reference only)
This week, there were 345 listings up for auction, with results collected for 159 of them. Out of these, 76 were successfully auctioned, 81 passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 48%. Compared to the previous week, the number of listings for auction decreased by 113 (approximately 24.7%); although the number of successful auctions fell by 28 (approximately 26.9%), the clearance rate increased by 4 percentage points, indicating that the market remains somewhat active despite the reduced supply.
There was a divergence in performance across different regions, with notable increases in clearance rates in South Auckland and Auckland North Shore:
South Auckland's clearance rate increased by 28 percentage points to reach 64%;
Auckland North Shore's clearance rate rose by 12 percentage points to 63%.
Meanwhile, the clearance rate in Auckland East fell by 18 percentage points to 29%. Although the number of listings decreased in Auckland West, the clearance rate rebounded by 16 percentage points to 38%. Auckland Central experienced a slight decline, with a clearance rate of 43%, while data for Waiheke Island is still being collected this week.
In terms of pricing, the mainstream transaction range was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 17 transactions, making it the largest proportion.
This week's highest sale was a property on 8 Stirling Street in Remuera, with a transaction price of $5.88 million.
The median house price for this week's transactions slightly declined to $1,245,000 (from $1,275,000 last week), while the average transaction price increased to $1,370,857 (from $1,314,634 last week), reflecting a higher proportion of high-priced property sales and indicating that market attention is focusing on mid to high-end properties. (Data is for reference only)