The property market in New South Wales has seen an active week from the 28th of August to the 3rd of September 2023. This article delves into the latest auction results, property sales, and activity in various suburbs. Let’s take a closer look at the numbers.
NSW Auction Clearance Rate
The auction clearance rate for the week stands at 62%. This indicates a moderate level of activity in the auction market.
Number of Properties Sold at Auction
A total of 215 properties were sold at auction during the week.
Number of Non-Auction Sales
Non-auction sales outperformed auction sales with a total of 1,233 properties sold without going through the auction process.
Top 5 Suburbs Based on Activity
Here are the top 5 suburbs based on the number of properties that were available for sale, which doesn’t necessarily mean they were sold:
- Mosman, 2088 – 18 properties
- Tamworth, 2340 – 18 properties
- Epping, 2121 – 17 properties
- Port Macquarie, 2444 – 15 properties
- Goulburn, 2580 – 13 properties
Suburbs with the Highest and Lowest Number of Auctions
- Highest: Mosman, 2088 with 18 properties available for auction.
- Lowest: Aberdare, 2325 with just 1 property available for auction.
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