Intro Summary
Dive into our analysis of the most recent week’s property sales data in New South Wales, covering the period from 9th to 15th October 2023. With a clearance rate of 58%, the market appears to be cooling slightly. Let’s unpack what this means for you.
NSW Auction Clearance Rate
The clearance rate for the past week stands at 58%, a noticeable dip from the typical range of 61-62% observed throughout 2023. This could signify a shift in buyer and seller sentiment, warranting further observation in the coming weeks.
Number of Properties Sold at Auction
The data reveals activity based on 1,091 auction results available. However, it’s crucial to note that this number doesn’t differentiate between properties that were sold and those that were not.
Top 5 Suburbs Based on Number of Results Available
- Quakers Hill – 14 results
- Castle Hill – 13 results
- Guildford – 13 results
- St Ives – 13 results
- Marsden Park – 11 results
These suburbs are buzzing with activity, making them hot spots for potential buyers and sellers alike.
Identify Suburbs with the Highest or Lowest Number of Auctions
- Highest Activity: Quakers Hill leads the pack with 14 results.
- Lowest Activity: Karuah, Karabar, Kangaroo Point, Kains Flat, and Zetland each have just one result, indicating a quieter auction scene.
Disclaimer
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