Auction markets diverge as Melbourne signals rebound, Sydney slips behind
Auction conditions have split across the two largest markets, with Melbourne recording a lift in preliminary clearance rates while Sydney’s recovery stalled.
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Auction conditions have split across the two largest markets, with Melbourne recording a lift in preliminary clearance rates while Sydney’s recovery stalled.
Last week’s early clearance rates signalled a possible rebound, with Melbourne leading the way as “nervous” vendors appear to adjust their price expectations for cautious buyers.
Capital city auction markets have generally produced better results over the past week although most markets continue to report subdued conditions. Weekly Auction Results to Saturd...
Melbourne’s office leasing space has been steadily recovering, with tenant demand rising for premium assets, signalling opportunities for investors to reap higher yields as many sh...
As early signs of optimism appear among property buyers, John McGrath has urged investors to broaden their search to uncover overlooked opportunities, such as the Melbourne market.
The national market has fragmented as a result of the broadening downturn, but plenty of areas are still running hot, with some Adelaide suburbs seeing continued demand and tight s...
The national market has fragmented as a result of the broadening downturn, but plenty of areas are still running hot, with some Adelaide suburbs seeing continued demand and tight s...
Property supply is moving in different directions across the country, with Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide seeing a surge in listings while Sydney and Melbourne record fewer new prop...
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Are you considering investing in Melbourne's property market? You're not alone, since more investors are once again eyeing Melbourne. But the forecasts that looked so promising at...
Regional vendors have been making more when it comes to reselling their homes, as those in the capital cities feel the sting.
The early auction clearance rate for the combined capitals has dipped to 50 per cent once again, with buyers continuing to have the advantage of better negotiating power in a softe...
With the property market in decline, recent data suggest the downturn could be shorter than many expect, and the ensuing rebound would likely bring values to a new high.
The mid-sized capitals could absorb a 20 per cent decline in values while retaining much of their recent gains, with Melbourne facing the greatest downside risk from the downturn.
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Sydney and Melbourne prices have fallen since February and, now, the downturn is spreading nationally.
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There was a 15pc rise in offering numbers on AuctionsPlus on Friday, rising to 13,368 head. Clearance was sharply down, to 66pc. Price trends were erratic, with lighter steers and...
Australia's combined capital city housing market has recorded its first quarterly decline since 2022, with Sydney and Melbourne leading the falls while Adelaide continues to defy t...
Sydney and Melbourne could see dwelling values fall by 10 per cent from their peaks until a possible recovery in 2027, while the mid-sized capitals will also see a further softenin...
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