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Andrew Wilson
By Dr. Andrew Wilson
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National Weekly Auction Report – November 1st 2025 | November Home Auction Markets Begin with Higher Clearance Rates

key takeaways

Key takeaways

The November auction market has commenced with generally higher clearance rates despite most capitals reporting a surge in weekly listings.

The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 69.1% over the past week which was higher than the 67.2% reported over the previous week and still well ahead of the 55.5% reported over the same week last year.

Auction markets are set to remain robust over the coming month with the Reserve Bank likely to leave official interest rates on hold over November.

The November auction market has commenced with generally higher clearance rates despite most capitals reporting a surge in weekly listings.

This weekend's auction results around Australia:

Capital City This Week Last Week Same Week Last Year
Auctions Rate Auctions Rate Auctions Rate
Sydney 1483 74.1% 1231 75.1% 1407 64.5%
Melbourne 597 73.8% 1762 69.4% 603 65.1%
Brisbane 226 56.0% 173 52.9% 290 38.2%
Adelaide 192 74.6% 187 74.4% 215 65.7%
Canberra 144 67.0% 91 64.0% 124 49.9%

Source: My Housing Market

The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 69.1% over the past week which was higher than the 67.2% reported over the previous week and still well ahead of the 55.5% reported over the same week last year.

Auction results around Australia

Auction markets are set to remain robust over the coming month with the Reserve Bank likely to leave official interest rates on hold over November.

Sydney auction results

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Note: Sydney clearance rate a little lower again despite a big rise in auctions.

Sydney again recorded another positive although slightly lower clearance rate over the past week despite a surge in listings and reflecting overall strong buyer depth.

Sydney Auction Results

Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 74.1% over the past week which was again a little lower than the 75.1% recorded over the previous week but again higher than the 64.5% reported over the same week last year.

Auction numbers were significantly higher over the past week with 1483 reported listed versus the 1231 auctioned over the previous week, and also higher than the 1407 reported over the same week last year.

Sydney recorded a median price of $1,875,000 for houses sold at auction over the past week which was again lower than the $1,950,000 recorded over the previous week but 13.6% higher than the $1,650,000 reported over the same week last year.

The Lower North recorded the highest regional clearance rate over the past week at 85.1% followed by the North West at 78.1% and Canterbury Bankstown at 77.3%. The Central Coast again reported the lowest clearance rate at 62.5%.

The clearance rate for houses was 74.2% with units higher this week at 75.9%.

Sydney Regions Auction Results, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Region Results Clearance Rate Median
Canterbury Bankstown 44 77.3% $1,615,000
Central Coast 16 62.5% $1,270,000
City and East 148 71.6% $1,830,000
Inner West 117 73.5% $1,790,000
Lower North 67 85.1% $1,425,000
North West 32 78.1% $1,865,000
Northern Beaches 55 72.7% $2,675,000
South 96 72.9% $1,720,000
South West 25 68.0% $1,285,000
Upper North Shore 99 73.7% $2,120,000
West 75 66.7% $1,353,000
Houses 541 74.2% $1,875,000
Units 213 75.9% $1,100,000
Total 754 74.1% $1,694,750

Source: My Housing Market

The top Sydney home reported sold over the past week was a 5-bedroom house at 30 Banool Av St Ives that sold for $7,500,000.

The most affordable home reported sold at auction in Sydney over the past week was a 1-bedroom unit at 504/284 Pacific Hwy Greenwich that sold for $408,000.

Top Sydney Property Sales, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Address Price Agent
30 Banool Av St Ives $7,500,000 Ray White Upper North Shore
184 Paddington St Paddington $6,810,000 Richardson & Wrench
28 Pemberton St Strathfield $6,800,000 McGrath Strathfield
2 Lawson Pl Manly $6,600,000 Clarke & Humel Property
55 Victoria St Mcmahons Point $6,450,000 Belle Property Crows Nest
11 Carinya Rd Pymble $5,780,000 Ray White Upper North Shore
5 Lion St Randwick $5,300,000 Ray White Eastern Beaches
52 Chesterfield Pde Bronte $5,300,000 PPD Real Estate
110 Awaba St Mosman $5,230,000 Ray White Lower North Shore
2A Woodside Av Burwood $5,155,000 Belle Property Strathfield

Source: My Housing Market

Melbourne auction results

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Note: Melbourne clearance rate rises over quiet holiday week.

Melbourne reported a higher auction clearance rate over the past week with a predictable sharp drop in auctions as a result of the Melbourne Cup holiday long weekend.

Melbourne recorded a clearance rate of 73.8% over the past week which was higher than the 69.4% recorded over the previous week and still higher than the 65.1% reported over the same week last year.

Melbourne Auction Results

597 homes were reported listed for auction over the past week which was well below the year-high 1762 auctioned over the previous week and a little lower than the 603 reported over the same week last year.

Melbourne recorded a median price of $970,000 for houses sold at auction over the past week which was lower than the $1,171,000 reported over the previous week but 21.1% higher than the $801,000 reported over the same week last year.

Melbourne’s North reported the top regional clearance rate over the past week with 85.0% followed by the Inner South at 83.0% and the North East at 81.4%. The Inner East again recorded the lowest regional rate at 56.1%.

The clearance rate for houses was 72.0% with units higher again this week at 83.6%.

Melbourne Regions Auction Results, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Region Results Clearance Rate Median
Inner East 41 56.1% $1,512,500
Inner South 47 83.0% $966,000
Inner Urban 36 61.1% $652,500
North East 43 81.4% $751,500
Northern 40 85.0% $744,500
Outer East 70 65.7% $1,210,000
South East 29 75.9% $1,002,000
West 83 79.5% $880,000
Houses 328 72.0% $970,000
Units 61 83.6% $652,500
Total 389 73.8% $908,500

Source: My Housing Market

Melbourne’s top reported auction sale over the week was a 4-bedroom house at 115 Roberts St Northcote that sold for $4,250,000.

The most affordable home reported sold at auction in Melbourne over the week was a 1-bedroom unit at 9/78 Railway Rd Carnegie that sold for $327,500.

Top Melbourne Property Sales, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Address Price Agent
115 Roberts St Northcote $4,250,000 Jellis Craig Northcote
24 Chapman Blvd Glen Waverley $3,701,000 Buxton Glen Waverley
24 Cassinia Av Ashwood $2,910,000 MCGRATH BOX HILL
122 Woolton Av Thornbury $2,900,000 Marshall White
14 Kinsale Cr Balwyn $2,810,000 Buxton Balwyn Canterbury
2/2 Wallum Rd Edithvale $2,775,000 Buxton Chelsea
5 Second St Warrandyte $2,752,000 Jellis Craig Eltham
4 Rodney Cl Wheelers Hill $2,641,000 Buxton Glen Waverley
21 Gertrude St Windsor $2,420,000 Buxton Stonnington
81 Sevenoaks Rd Burwood East $2,341,000 Buxton Glen Waverley

Source: My Housing Market

Brisbane auction results

Top Brisbane Property Sales, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Address Price Agent
52 Bennison St Ascot $3,875,000 Ray White Ascot
55 Aveling St Wavell Heights $3,700,000 Coronis Ascot
32 City View Rd Camp Hill $2,750,000 Place Estate Agents - Bulimba
8 Verdun St Alderley $2,623,000 Ray White Alderley
16 Staghorn St Enoggera $2,230,000 Place Newmarket
19 Brinawa St Camp Hill $2,230,000 Place Estate Agents Camp Hill
66 Poinciana Cr Stretton $2,200,000 Place
10 Stevenson St Grange $2,045,000 Ray White Wilston
9 Jeffcott St Wavell Heights $2,015,000 Ray White Wilston
34/89 Thorn St Kangaroo Point $1,950,000 Ray White

Source: My Housing Market

Adelaide auction results

Top Adelaide Property Sales, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Address Price Agent
25 Esplanade Semaphore South $3,310,000 Kate Smith Property
149 Seventh Av Royston Park $2,010,000 Stadium Real Estate
90a George St Norwood $2,010,000 Harris Real Estate - Kent Town
16 Rhyl Av Wayville $1,930,000 OC
12 Henry St Payneham $1,900,000 Ray White
160 Ashbrook Av Trinity Gardens $1,701,000 Belle Property Norwood
12 Colwood Av Fulham $1,645,000 Ray White Henley Beach
6 Delray St Fulham $1,581,000 Ray White Henley Beach
32 Wells St Stepney $1,455,000 NOAKES NICKOLAS PTY LTD
4 Northcote St Kilburn $1,450,000 Belle Property Mawson Lakes

Source: My Housing Market

Canberra auction results

Top Canberra Property Sales, Saturday, November 1st 2025:

Address Price Agent
7 Macgillivray St Yarralumla $2,045,000 Ray White Canberra
11 Booth Cr Cook $1,850,000 home.byholly
5 Sutcliffe Nicholls $1,830,000 Town Residential
49 Cobby St Campbell $1,800,000 MARQ Property
15 Hodgkinson St Griffith $1,742,000 Blackshaw Manuka
91 Wattle St O'connor $1,700,000 Blackshaw Manuka
33 Glasgow St Hughes $1,645,500 Ray White Canberra
20 Beaumont Cl Chapman $1,575,000 PURNELL
60 Mick Shann Tce Casey $1,550,000 Hive Property
5 Avery Pl Fraser $1,510,000 MARQ Property

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.
37 comments

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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Would be great to have Wollongong included in the stats perhaps. Given Central Coast is included. Wollongong is a huge city that is becoming increasingly more popular. Thanks so much!

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