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New Zealand i tēnei wiki mai i 9 November ki 15 November he 362 ngā whare e whakarewahia ana
42%
Ōrau Hokona
362
Te maha o ngā hokohoko i tae atu
123
Kua Hokona
164
Kāore i hokona
Kohinga Hua Hokohoko291
Utu hokonga wāenga$1,155,250
Utu Hokonga Toharite$1,354,340
This week, New Zealand's real estate auction market has cooled, with a slight increase in the number of listings and a decrease in clearance rates.
A total of 362 properties were put up for auction this week, with auction results collected for 291 properties. Among these, 123 properties were successfully sold, and 164 properties were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 42%. Compared to last week, this week saw an increase of 17 properties (approximately 4.9%) in auction listings, but 27 fewer successful sales (a decrease of approximately 18.0%), with the clearance rate dropping by 8 percentage points, indicating a slight decline in market activity.
Performance varied across different regions, with significant declines in clearance rates for Auckland's North Shore and Central Auckland:
The clearance rate in Auckland's North Shore dropped by 21 percentage points to 34%;
The clearance rate in Central Auckland fell by 9 percentage points to 42%.
Auckland's Eastern Suburbs saw an increase in the clearance rate by 14 percentage points, reaching 48%, while the clearance rates in Western and Southern Auckland remained relatively constant at 48% and 54%, respectively. Waiheke Island maintained a stable clearance rate of 50%.
In terms of prices, this week's mainstream transaction range was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 29 properties sold within this range, making it the primary price range for the week.
The highest sale price of the week was achieved by a property at 53 John Street, Ponsonby, selling for $3.88 million.
The median sale price for houses this week fell to $1,155,250, while the average sale price increased to $1,354,340, indicating a higher demand for high-priced properties, with transactions concentrated in the mid-to-high end market. (Data for reference only)
A total of 362 properties were put up for auction this week, with auction results collected for 291 properties. Among these, 123 properties were successfully sold, and 164 properties were passed in, resulting in a clearance rate of 42%. Compared to last week, this week saw an increase of 17 properties (approximately 4.9%) in auction listings, but 27 fewer successful sales (a decrease of approximately 18.0%), with the clearance rate dropping by 8 percentage points, indicating a slight decline in market activity.
Performance varied across different regions, with significant declines in clearance rates for Auckland's North Shore and Central Auckland:
The clearance rate in Auckland's North Shore dropped by 21 percentage points to 34%;
The clearance rate in Central Auckland fell by 9 percentage points to 42%.
Auckland's Eastern Suburbs saw an increase in the clearance rate by 14 percentage points, reaching 48%, while the clearance rates in Western and Southern Auckland remained relatively constant at 48% and 54%, respectively. Waiheke Island maintained a stable clearance rate of 50%.
In terms of prices, this week's mainstream transaction range was between $1 million and $1.5 million, with 29 properties sold within this range, making it the primary price range for the week.
The highest sale price of the week was achieved by a property at 53 John Street, Ponsonby, selling for $3.88 million.
The median sale price for houses this week fell to $1,155,250, while the average sale price increased to $1,354,340, indicating a higher demand for high-priced properties, with transactions concentrated in the mid-to-high end market. (Data for reference only)