Auction activity is predicted to rise this weekend after poor results over the Anzac long-weekend. On Street News this week, Peter Sarmas examines the fragile economy and the affect budget cuts may have on the property market ...
The Anzac long weekend produced the lowest clearence rate for the year and the enormous inequalities in the market could be to blame. As reported by The Age over the weekend, medium-to-large family residences and some entry-level properties could face reduced demand over winter ...
Unsurprisingly, there are few auctions set to take place over the Anzac Day long weekend. That said, the number of transactions so far this year is about four per cent higher than the same time last year. This week on Street News, Peter Sarmas considers recent housing data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ...
Over the four day Easter holiday only 35 properties were auctioned in Melbourne. Surprisingly, even this is a high amount given that many appear to have headed away for a break or were busily preparing for Easter Sunday. Unsurprisingly, due to the low auction numbers no clearance rate was recorded by the REIV ...
Though auction activity will slow across Melbourne due to the Easter long weekend, the number of auctions this weekend is much higher than the 10-year average. On Street News this week, Peter Sarmas reflects on what has been the busiest first quarter of auctions in Melbourne's history ...
This weekend drawn to a close the busiest first quarter of auctions in Melbourne's history. More than 1,500 properties went under the hammer this weekend in what has been the eighth consecutive week of 1,000 plus properties going to auction. ...
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