Finance & Fury Podcast
Falling Auction rates across Australia
- Autor: Vários
- Narrador: Vários
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- Duración: 0:13:43
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The decline of auction rates and confidence in the market The number of homes being put up for auction across Australia has plummeted as falling property prices and fewer cashed-up buyers shake the confidence of owners looking for the right time to sell. CoreLogic - properties taken to auction last weekend was 1,909 - down from the previous year - 2,270. The number of homes being taken to market is down on average by 20 percent. Sydney, the preliminary clearance rate was 59.1 percent, indicating a classic "buyer's market". Property values plummeted by 5.6 percent to record over the past 12 months to a median house price of $863,769. Melbourne, the preliminary clearance rate was just 58.6 percent. House values have fallen 1.6 percent over the last 12 months to record a median house price of $709,568 The Analysis Coming down from the top - Last year was at the peak of the market Long term normal averages Why is this happening? Consumer confidence Prices are too high Property Clock Link: https://www