
16 Oct Sydney Property Auctions 14th October 2017
Sydney Real Estate Auction Results – October 14th, 2017
Property snapshot | |
Listed auctions: | 721 |
Reported auctions: | 484 |
Sold: | 368 |
Withdrawn: | 54 |
Cleared: | 68% |
Total sales: | $377,662,900 |
Median: | $1,247,000 |
Source: | Australian Property Monitors |
There were 721 properties listed for auction on the weekend of October 14th, which is fairly consistent with recent property stock levels. The auction clearance rate was 68% and the median price was $1.247m. Properties with water views and in beachside suburbs continued to perform well and secure premium prices. The highest listed sale of the week was a 4 bedroom house in Bronte, which sold for $6.43m. 144A Hewlett St, Bronte is a beautifully renovated semi-detached house with water views and a pool on 300sqm.
There continued to be a softening in the apartment market with less investors looking for properties. Interestingly the developer Meriton has offered to refund the stamp duty on its NSW developments for a short period of time in order to generate more interest in their properties. The exception to the rule is properties with something unique such as the Opera House view apartment in Kirribilli that sold for a premium – pictured above.
Other top sales this week were:
- 9 Phoebe St, Balmain, a 4 bedroom waterfront house without parking on 493 sqm sold for $4.75m.
- 24 Willowie Rd, Castle Cove, a large modern 5 bedroom house with 600 sqm of internal floor space sold for $4.5m
- 94-96 Burlington Rd, Homebush a 6 bedroom home on 1,840 sqm sold for $4.22m, making it one of the top 10 highest priced sales in Homebush.
- 4 Riddell St, Bellevue Hill, a 4 bedroom home on 447 sqm sold for $3.62m.
- 20 Treatts Rd, Lindfield, a 5 bedroom home on the East side sold for $3.5m.
- 22a Annette St, Oatley a 5 bedroom waterfront home with lovely views over Oatley Bay sold for $3.4m
- 302/27 Waruda St, Kirribilli (pictured above) a 2 bedroom unit with amazing Harbour and Opera House views sold for $2.8m, making it one of the highest priced two bedroom apartment sales in Kirribilli without parking.
Manly had a tough weekend with two of the three properties listed not selling. This is unusual as Manly has been over-performing compared to the general market, so it will be interesting to see if this is an abnormal blip or a softening in this premium beachside market.
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Bernadette