不知道还能疯狂多久?
http://www.domain.com.au/news/s ... t=pos5&ref=pos1
Sydney’s median auction house price has soared to a record $1.92 million, up an astounding 32.3 per cent over the year and 11.8 per cent in just one month.
Australians continued to buy property under the hammer at record rates during August, according to the latest Domain Auction Report Card, despite the protracted lockdowns in its two biggest capital city markets.
In the depths of lockdown — and winter — Sydney’s clearance rate of 77.3 per cent was the highest for the month of August since Domain records began.
The median auction price for units hit $1,113,000, also a record high.
“It’s phenomenal. For some buyers, lockdowns aren’t deterring,” said Domain chief of research and economics Nicola Powell.
“The fact is, lockdowns or not, some people still need to buy; they could be in between houses, they could have missed out earlier in the year, and now they’re ploughing ahead and making a strong offer.”
Sydney’s strong clearance rate was largely supported by the fact that there were fewer properties on the market while buyer demand remained high.
“The volume of auctions has been declining now for three consecutive months, so that means buyers are competing for fewer homes on the market,” Dr Powell said.
“When you compare it to the rest of the year when the volume of auctions was higher, there have been huge amounts of demand and people have continually missed out.
“Those people are still buying. I think Sydney’s strong clearance rate and extraordinary median auction price illustrates the sentiment that buyers just want to secure those homes. They’re putting forward strong offers, and that’s why we’re seeing that strong price growth.”
Exceptionally strong clearance rates were recorded at auctions in the city and south, eastern suburbs, northern beaches, North Sydney and Hornsby, Ryde and the outer west and Blue Mountains.
The ability to inspect properties in person had helped Sydney’s auction market continue in a way Melbourne’s had not been able to, Dr Powell said.
“I think there’s been this realisation that, in or out of lockdown, we’re going to be transacting property under some sort of restrictions for some time,” she said.
“That will be pushing buyers to continue with their plans.”
Auctionworks chief auctioneer and director Jesse Davidson said some home owners were still nervous about selling during lockdown, but all the data showed vendors were fetching top dollar.
“It’s the biggest question we get: ‘will I get a premium price?’ And the answer is yes. Prior to lockdown, our average number of registered bidders was 5.3 – that’s now doubled to 10,” he said.
“Stock numbers have fallen by about 40 per cent, but the buyers are still there, rushing their way to the existing properties. In August, 89 per cent of the properties we sold went beyond the owner’s reserve price. I just sold one the other weekend for $2.8 million over reserve.
“The engagement [from buyers] has been mind-blowing.”
Sydney’s lockdown situation had only reiterated people’s need for space, he said.
“People are still getting divorced, upsizing, downsizing; all these factors are still occurring,” he said.
“That old dream of owning a home and living with space has well and truly come back. They’re feeling the importance of a larger home more than ever, and the idea of living smaller and closer to the city and ducking out to the park just doesn’t cut it anymore.”
Included in Sydney’s auction clearance rate is the number of properties sold prior. A massive 46.5 per cent of sellers accepted an offer prior to auction day. This is almost double the decade average and an all-time high since Domain records began in 1995.
Sydney’s strong auction performance was likely only to get stronger once restrictions are eased, Dr Powell said.
“Even though auction numbers may be lower, we can learn from previous lockdowns that decisions to sell do not change; they are delayed. And it is likely that this pent-up supply will hit the market quickly once Sydney has a roadmap out of lockdown.”
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前排就坐
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越封越疯
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看好后市，水龙头大开之下所有优质资产都会应声而涨
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击鼓传花？
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悉尼独立屋，尤其是好区的大地房屋，是不可再生的最适合抵御通胀的稀缺资源，根本就不可能下跌。买一套少一套，越封锁越会涨。
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咋整的，涨的不像话了
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这涨幅甚至跑不赢很多消费品，看来房价还是严重被低估了
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这也太扯了吧
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房子还有居住功能，地大下北别墅，一个萝卜一个坑，你不买有人买
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多军空军在此互不打扰，隔空开战
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政府开始吹风了 房价涨太高了 要出手整治了！
怎么样 这么说合理吧
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apartment不涨的话政府都没动力打压房价了
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是不是因为数据太少了？
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数据偏差
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是的 还有封城的地方，恰好也是低价的地方没什么拍卖
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仅8月嘛
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谁说只有house涨，难道没人发现公寓的中位价也到了一百一十一万吗？
早几年这就是house的中位价了。
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封锁各级政府花这么多钱，不涨房价怎么补亏空
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