Following a remarkable auction clearance rate of 100% for the Fletchers group on Saturday, Melbourne's property market is already making a comeback.
With fierce competition amongst buyers, our agents reported strong attendance at auction, with as many as 6 bidders participating in the sale for 5 Conder Avenue in Burwood on Saturday, which was sold by Director & Auctioneer, Tim Heavyside for $1,450,000.
AMP Capital Chief Economist, Shane Oliver, suggested that the uptake in auction activity 'was probably due to the pent-up demand of buyers and sellers back on the market after the city and property market was locked down during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic,' according to Domain.
While real estate activity over the Melbourne Cup long weekend traditionally sees auction volumes dip across the city, CoreLogic has instead predicted a 27% increase in auctions, with 690 homes scheduled for sale.
'It's an increase from the 490 homes that went to auction last week, while just 255 homes went under the hammer on the same weekend last year,' Real Estate Business reported.
In Fletchers news, our highest sale for the weekend goes to 6-8 Oak Hill Road in Mount Waverley, which sold under the hammer for $2,231,000, with 3 bidders in attendance. A big congratulations goes to Property Consultant, Michael Rosano, on the wonderful result.
'Such a great feeling helping my clients move after 19 years!' He said.
Success. It's a Fletchers thing.
by Rob Fletcher in Market Updates