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National Weekly Auction Report – November 15th 2025 | Clearance Rates Ease as Auction Numbers Continue to Rise

key takeaways

Key takeaways

Auction numbers have continued to rise over the past week with clearance rates easing as the late spring market provides buyers with more choices and sellers with more competition.

The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 67.4% over the past week which was similar to the 67.6% reported over the previous week but still well ahead of the 59.6% reported over the same week last year.

Auction numbers are set to continue to rise over coming weeks with likely lower clearance rates as a consequence.

Auction numbers have continued to rise over the past week with clearance rates easing as the late spring market provides buyers with more choices and sellers with more competition.

This weekend's auction results around Australia:

Capital City This Week Last Week Same Week Last Year
Auctions Rate Auctions Rate Auctions Rate
Sydney 1572 72.6% 1534 73.6% 1487 69.3%
Melbourne 1500 68.1% 1345 70.5% 1452 61.7%
Brisbane 210 58.3% 204 49.6% 193 39.6%
Adelaide 168 75.5% 155 80.4% 209 68.5%
Canberra 159 62.3% 159 64.2% 128 59.1%

Source: My Housing Market

The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 67.4% over the past week which was similar to the 67.6% reported over the previous week but still well ahead of the 59.6% reported over the same week last year.

Auction results around Australia

Auction numbers are set to continue to rise over coming weeks with likely lower clearance rates as a consequence.

Sydney auction results

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Note: Sydney clearance rate yet again a little lower from high auction numbers.

Sydney again recorded another slightly lower clearance rate over the past week from high numbers of auction listings.

Sydney Auction Results

Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 72.6% over the past week which was again a little lower than the 73.6% recorded over the previous week but again higher than the 69.3% reported over the same week last year.

Auction numbers were again higher over the past week with 1572 reported listed versus the 1534 auctioned over the previous week, and also higher than the 1487 reported over the same week last year.

Sydney recorded a median price of $2,027,500 for houses sold at auction over the past week which was higher than the $1,957,000 recorded over the previous week and 16.5% higher than the $1,740,000 reported over the same week last year.

The Lower North recorded the highest regional clearance rate over the past week at 75.0% followed by the Northern Beaches at 74.6% and the Inner West at 73.9%. Canterbury Bankstown, the North West and the Central Coast each reported the lowest clearance rate at 66.7%.

The clearance rate for houses was 73.3% with units lower this week at 70.8%.

Sydney Regions Auction Results, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Region Results Clearance Rate Median
Canterbury Bankstown 51 66.7% $1,612,500
Central Coast 6 66.7% $925,000
City and East 143 70.6% $1,342,000
Inner West 111 73.9% $1,985,000
Lower North 84 75.0% $2,402,500
North West 36 66.7% $2,297,500
Northern Beaches 67 74.6% $1,513,000
South 99 71.7% $1,881,000
South West 26 69.2% $1,180,000
Upper North Shore 103 68.0% $2,485,000
West 80 68.8% $1,500,000
Houses 541 73.3% $2,027,500
Units 241 70.8% $1,125,000
Total 782 72.6% $1,700,000

Source: My Housing Market

The top Sydney home reported sold over the past week was a 5-bedroom house at 341 Alison Rd Coogee that sold for $12,100,000.

The most affordable home reported sold at auction in Sydney over the past week was a 1-bedroom unit at 521/29 Newland St Bondi Junction that sold for $430,000.

Top Sydney Property Sales, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Address Price Agent
341 Alison Rd Coogee $12,100,000 Ray White Double Bay
24 Wybalena Rd Hunters Hill $10,690,000 McGrath Hunters Hill
32 Amiens St Gladesville $6,550,000 McGrath Hunters Hill
4 Blake St Rose Bay $5,850,000 Sydney Sotheby's International
64 & 66 Macpherson St Bronte $5,500,000 Ray White Touma Taylor
1 Drake St Concord $5,150,000 DibChidiac&Co.
6 Gurney Cr Seaforth $4,575,000 Shoreline Property
10B Darvall Rd Eastwood $4,500,000 Raine&Horne Lindfield
15 Pleasant Wy Blakehurst $4,445,000 McGrath St George
96 Liverpool St Paddington $4,180,000 Sydney Sotheby's International

Source: My Housing Market

Melbourne auction results

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Note: Melbourne clearance rate falls again as listings keep rising.

Melbourne reported a lower auction clearance rate over the past week from another sharp increase in auctions.

Melbourne recorded a clearance rate of 68.1% over the past week which was lower than the 70.5% recorded over the previous week but still significantly higher than the 61.7% reported over the same week last year.

Melbourne Auction Results

1500 homes were reported listed for auction over the past week which was well above the 1345 auctioned over the previous week and higher than the 1452 reported over the same week last year.

Melbourne recorded a median price of $1,050,000 for houses sold at auction over the past week which was lower than the $1,108,000 reported over the previous week but 6.3% higher than the $987,500 reported over the same week last year.

Melbourne’s North East reported the top regional clearance rate over the past week with 76.4% followed by the North at 71.1% and the South East at 70.9%. The Inner East yet again recorded the lowest regional rate at 60.6%.

The clearance rate for houses was 66.7% with units higher again this week at 75.0%.

Melbourne Regions Auction Results, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Region Results Clearance Rate Median
Inner East 165 60.6% $1,388,000
Inner South 140 69.3% $1,252,500
Inner Urban 94 63.8% $1,070,000
North East 140 76.4% $855,000
Northern 121 71.1% $804,000
Outer East 151 65.6% $1,263,000
South East 55 70.9% $885,000
West 184 69.6% $908,500
Houses 866 66.7% $1,050,000
Units 184 75.0% $687,750
Total 1050 68.1% $950,000

Source: My Housing Market

Melbourne’s top reported auction sale over the week was a 4-bedroom house at 8 Grevillea Ct Patterson Lakes that sold for $3,300,000.

The most affordable home reported sold at auction in Melbourne over the week was a 1-bedroom unit at 3/11 Murrumbeena Rd Murrumbeena that sold for $335,000.

Top Melbourne Property Sales, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Address Price Agent
8 Grevillea Ct Patterson Lakes $3,300,000 Mitchell Torre Real Estate
2 James St Northcote $3,272,000 Jellis Craig Northcote
62 Perry St Fairfield $3,012,000 Jellis Craig Northcote
47 Mccracken St Essendon $2,950,000 Marshall White
74 Roberts St Essendon $2,950,000 Jellis Craig Moonee Valley
42 York St Mont Albert $2,930,000 Fletchers Balwyn
2 Edward St Essendon $2,750,000 McDonald Upton
28 Bruce St Toorak $2,700,000 RT EDGAR (BAYSIDE)
42 Bowen St Hughesdale $2,680,000 Jellis Craig Carnegie
11 Longview Rd Balwyn North $2,510,000 Fletchers Manningham

Source: My Housing Market

Brisbane auction results

Top Brisbane Property Sales, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Address Price Agent
63 Melton Rd Nundah $3,220,000 Ray White New Farm
14 Perth St Camp Hill $2,800,000 Ray White Bulimba
16 Taylor St Balmoral $2,740,000 Ray White Bulimba
6 Antill St Wilston $2,710,000 Ray White Wilston
39A Haughton St Red Hill $2,300,000 Ray White Paddington
22A Arrol St Camp Hill $2,170,000 Place Estate Agents Camp Hill
15/76 Minnippi Blvd Cannon Hill $2,151,000 Place
57 Birchwood Cr Brookwater $2,100,000 RE/MAX Property Professionals
4 Golden Sq Hendra $2,050,000 McGrath Ascot
43 Palmer St Windsor $1,960,000 Ray White

Source: My Housing Market

Adelaide auction results

Top Adelaide Property Sales, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Address Price Agent
110 Mills Tce North Adelaide $2,875,000 Ray White Norwood
20 Weller St Goodwood $2,220,000 Ray White Unley
52 Jetty St Grange $2,010,000 Harris Real Estate - Glenelg
68 Sturt Av Colonel Light Gardens $1,662,000 OC
73 Prosperity Wy Athelstone $1,550,000 Ray White
84 Beulah Rd Norwood $1,500,000 TOOP+TOOP Real Estate
42 Salop St Beulah Park $1,450,000 Eclipse Real Estate
4 Glenfield Cct Angle Vale $1,413,000 Boffo Real Estate
12 Carnarvon Pde West Croydon $1,377,000 Crawford Doran
23 Olveston Av Beverley $1,355,000 Ray White Woodville

Source: My Housing Market

Canberra auction results

Top Canberra Property Sales, Saturday, November 15th 2025:

Address Price Agent
4 Mackenzie St Hackett $2,000,000 Hive Property
96 Jaeger Cct Bruce $1,940,000 Belle Property Canberra
54 Wanderlight Av Lawson $1,800,000 Belle Property Canberra
10 Concetta St Denman Prospect $1,500,000 Illustrated Properties
15 Bimberi Cr Palmerston $1,387,500 Independent Property Group
24 Payne Pl Fadden $1,370,000 The Property Collective
53 Martley Cct Calwell $1,310,000 Blackshaw Manuka
2 Therry Pl Watson $1,277,500 home.byholly
18 Longstaff St Lyneham $1,275,000 MARQ Property
5 Mclarty Ct Kambah $1,255,000 My Morris

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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"Clearance Rates Ease as Auction Numbers Continue to Rise" Could this be because: 1. Prices cant keep going up if rates are not falling and many buyers are hence hitting an affordability ceiling. or 2. because buyers are getting sick and tired o ...Read full version

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It might be time to include Gold Coast and maybe Sunshine Coast in Brisbane results as those medians are high nowadays.

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Non of the cities markets is strong as Perth😊😊.

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