Auction Results Sydney 26 September 2020

The combined capital city preliminary auction clearance rate came in at 72.4 per cent, the highest preliminary clearance rate recorded since early March, according to CoreLogic. There is definitely a FOMO (fear of missing out) at recent auctions, with the average number of bidders rising and quality properties selling well over the reserve.

First Home Buyers: Commonwealth Bank Gareth Aird said the time to save for a deposit would continue to increase, as the banks expected property prices to rise by the middle of 2021. He believed the reason first-home buyers home loans were at a decade high was due to borrowing rates lower than rental yields and it’s more attractive to buy than to pay rent. Furthermore, with lenders in discussions with the government to ease lending restrictions, property prices will more than likely rise quicker than previously forecast.

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Disclaimer: Not all Properties were bought or sold by TBAS® Buyers Agents. The Auction Results Sydney are compiled for research purposes to assist our valued clients in making educated decisions when purchasing property.