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Auction Report Sep 7th 2024 | Spring Weekend Auction Market Officially Begins with Mixed Results

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The spring weekend auction market has officially commenced with mixed results as Sydney and Melbourne remained steady despite lower listings, but the smaller markets reported sharp declines in clearance rates.

The national weekend auction market reported a clearance rate of 58.8%, which was well below the 67.6% reported over the previous weekend – and also below the 62.8% recorded over the same weekend last year.

National auction numbers were also lower at the weekend with 2025 listings versus the previous weekend's 2205, but remained well above the 1819 listed over the same weekend last year.

Although auction results were mixed over the first weekend of spring, a general rebound in activity overall can be expected over the coming weekends.

The spring weekend auction market has officially commenced with mixed results as Sydney and Melbourne remained steady despite lower listings, but the smaller markets reported sharp declines in clearance rates.

Auction results around Australia (September 7th 2024):

Capital City This Saturday Last Saturday Saturday Last Year
Auctions Rate Auctions Rate Auctions Rate
Sydney 792 71.9% 912 71.0% 745 72.3%
Melbourne 949 66.9% 993 65.9% 877 68.9%
Brisbane 113 40.4% 116 54.7% 52 40.8%
Adelaide 111 76.5% 113 81.8% 86 79.7%
Canberra 60 38.2% 71 64.4% 59 52.3%

Source: My Housing Market

The national weekend auction market reported a clearance rate of 58.8% which was well below the 67.6% reported over the previous weekend – and also below the 62.8% recorded over the same weekend last year.

Natinal Auction Results Sep 7, 2024

National auction numbers were also lower at the weekend with 2025 listings versus the previous weekends 2205, but remained well above the 1819 listed over the same weekend last year.

National Auction Listings Sep 7, 2024

Although auction results were mixed over the first weekend of spring, a general rebound in activity overall can be expected over the coming weekends.

Sydney auction results

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Note: Sydney clearance rate remains steady despite a significant plunge in listings.

The Sydney auction market reported a steady clearance rate at the weekend although auction numbers were well down on the previous weekend’s results.

Sydney auction clearance rates and trend Sep 7, 2024

Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 71.9% at the weekend which was again similar to the 71.0% recorded over the previous weekend but now just below the 72.3% rate recorded over the same weekend last year.

Auction numbers were however well down at the weekend with 792 listed versus the 912 recorded over the previous weekend, and still ahead of the 745 listed over the same weekend last year.

Sydney recorded a median price of $1,760,000 for houses sold at auction at the weekend which was higher than the previous weekend’s $1,611,000 and 3.3% higher than the $1,705,000 recorded over the same weekend last year.

The Central Coast recorded the highest regional clearance rate at the weekend at 82.5% followed by the City and East at 79.8% and the Lower North Shore at 76.9%. The North West reported the lowest clearance rate at 56.5%.

The clearance rate for houses was 70.4% with units higher this weekend at 74.8%.

Sydney region auction results (September 7th 2024):

Region Results Clearance rate Median
Canterbury Bankstown 24 68.2% $1,405,000
Central Coast 5 82.5% $1,345,007
City and East 82 79.8% $1,612,500
Inner West 81 72.3% $1,550,000
Lower North 54 76.9% $1,517,500
North West 23 56.5% $1,830,000
Northern Beaches 30 75.9% $1,250,000
South 47 73.3% $1,931,000
South West 17 63.5% $1,052,000
Upper North Shore 53 68.8% $2,318,000
West 36 62.5% $1,215,000
Houses 327 70.4% $1,760,000
Units 149 74.8% $1,010,000
Total 452 71.9% $1,505,000

Source: My Housing Market

The top reported Sydney auction sale at the weekend was a 3-bedroom house at 130 Hewlett St Bronte sold for $7,300,000. View top selling home here 130 Hewlett St Bronte.

The most affordable home reported sold at auction in Sydney at the weekend was a 2-bedroom unit at 14/45-47 Calliope St Guildford that sold for $422,500.

Top Sydney sales (September 7th 2024):

Address Price Agent
130 Hewlett St Bronte $7,300,000 PPD Real Estate
75 Grove St Birchgrove $7,000,000 BresicWhitney Balmain
5 Irene St Wareemba $5,500,000 McGrath Strathfield
111 Charles St Putney $5,450,000 Belle Property Strathfield
3 Loombah Av East Lindfield $5,200,000 The Agency North
61 Baringa Rd Northbridge $5,160,000 Morton
45 Shaw Av Kingsford $4,235,000 Ray White Touma Group
62/7-59 Macquarie St Sydney $4,100,000 Morton Circular Quay
30 Rochester St Homebush $4,020,000 McGrath Strathfield
25 Cross St Concord $3,915,000 McGrath Strathfield

Source: My Housing Market

Melbourne auction results

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Note: The Melbourne auction market had a strong start to spring.

Melbourne has reported a solid start to the spring auction market with steady listings, and clearance rate similar to the levels of recent weekends.

Melbourne recorded a clearance rate of 66.9% on Saturday which again was higher than the 65.9% recorded over the previous weekend and now similar to the 68.9% recorded over the same weekend last year.

Melbourne weekend auction clearance rates and trend, Sep 7th, 2024

949 homes were reported listed over the weekend which was lower than the 993 auctioned over the previous weekend but again higher the 877 listed over the same weekend last year.

Melbourne recorded a median price of $1,000,000 for houses sold at auction at the weekend which was similar to the $1,005,000 reported over the previous weekend but 10.3% lower than the $1,114,500 recorded over the same weekend last year.

Melbourne’s North reported the top regional clearance rate on Saturday with 76.2% followed by the Outer East at 74.5% and the West at 70.8%. The Inner City recorded the lowest regional rate at 57.1%.

The house clearance rate for houses was 67.6% with units lower again this weekend at 63.5%.

Region Results Clearance rate Median
Inner East 103 60.8% $1,313,000
Inner South 113 64.5% $1,143,000
Inner Urban 76 57.1% $1,075,000
North East 87 66.0% $772,750
Northern 73 76.2% $728,000
Outer East 91 74.5% $1,125,000
South East 28 65.3% $805,000
West 101 70.8% $800,000
Houses 546 67.6% $1,000,000
Units 126 63.5% $695,000
Total 672 66.9% $911,000

Source: My Housing Market

Melbourne’s top reported auction sale at the weekend was a 4-bedroom house at 5 Nyora St Malvern East that sold for $3,220,000. View top selling home here 5 Nyora St Malvern East.

The most affordable home reported sold at auction in Melbourne at the weekend was a 1-bedroom unit at 201/699B Barkly St West Footscray that sold for $298,000.

Top Melbourne sales (September 7th 2024):

Address Price Agent
5 Nyora St Malvern East $3,220,000 Marshall White Stonnington
98 Leopold St South Yarra $3,005,000 Marshall White Port Phillip
38 Baily St Mount Waverley $3,000,000 Jellis Craig Monash
6 Burns St Moonee Ponds $2,960,000 Marshall White
2 Fir Ct Mount Waverley $2,950,000 Jellis Craig Monash
25 Kalang Rd Camberwell $2,860,000 Jellis Craig & Company Pty Ltd
8 St Columbs St Hawthorn $2,800,000 Jellis Craig & Company Pty Ltd
90 Great Valley Rd Glen Iris $2,730,000 HEAVYSIDE - Boroondara
21 Mclauchlin Av Sandringham $2,590,000 Buxton Real Estate Bentleigh
1 Howitt St Glen Iris $2,210,000 Shelter Real Estate

Source: My Housing Market

Brisbane auction Results

Top Brisbane sales (September 7th 2024):

Address Price Agent
73 Beatrice St Bardon $2,055,000 Caroline Brown Property
45 Kinnaird St Ashgrove $1,950,000 Caroline Brown Property
12 Malinya Pl Wishart $1,615,000 Torres Property
7 Burn Street Camp Hill $1,275,000 Place
19 Whitsunday St Parkinson $1,240,000 Ray White Rochedale
47 Jensen Rd Banyo $1,210,000 Ray White Banyo
85 Passerine Dr Rochedale South $1,100,000 Place
1/42 Roseby Av Clayfield $910,000 Ray White Metro North
17 Springfield Pl Forest Lake $785,000 Harcourts Marketplace
131 Mortimer Rd Acacia Ridge $780,000 Ray White

Source: My Housing Market

Adelaide auction results

Top Adelaide sales (September 7th 2024):

Address Price Agent
45 Denning St Hawthorn $2,900,000 Ouwens Casserly
30 Statenborough St Leabrook $2,050,000 Harris Real Estate
45 Rochester St Leabrook $1,704,000 Booth Real Estate
1a Hawke St Linden Park $1,581,000 Harris Real Estate
3 Fifth Av Warradale $1,540,000 Ray White
7 Boston Av Lockleys $1,524,000 Harris Real Estate Glenelg
16 Maxwell Rd Manningham $1,415,000 LJ Hooker Property Specialists
55 Goodall Crescent Salisbury $1,375,000 Harcourts
22 Lochside Dr West Lakes $1,371,000 Harris Real Estate Glenelg
8 Asquith Street Nailsworth $1,350,000 Boffo

Source: My Housing Market

Canberra auction results

Top Canberra sales (September 7th 2024):

 

Address Price Agent
18 Whiteside Ct Nicholls $1,673,000 Ray White Canberra
22 Arabana St Aranda $1,415,000 Blackshaw Weston Creek
21 Medworth Cr Lyneham $1,325,000 Carter and Co Agents
14 Arndt St Forde $1,013,750 Stone Gungahlin
31/58 Eileen Good St Greenway $880,000 Luton Weston Creek
72 Newman Morris Cct Oxley $796,000 Luton Properties - Manuka
15 Collyburl Cr Isabella Plains $770,000 Luton Properties Tuggeranong

Source: My Housing Market

Andrew Wilson
About Dr. Andrew Wilson Dr Andrew Wilson, Chief Economist of www.MyHousingMarket.com.au is widely regarded as Australia’s leading property economist.
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