BY Adam Woledge 4th September 2010
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We focused on Albert Park today and there were reasonable bidder numbers across several auctions. However, Port Phillip has still started Spring very slowly.
Prices had been falling during Winter and the factors are there for that to continue; especially if any sort of Spring stock level surge is not met by a corresponding increase in bidder numbers – our [...]
BY Mal James 28th August 2010
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None of the auctions we covered in Port Phillip were bought under the hammer this weekend.
As of 7pm, only one had been bought post auction.
Across five auctions, there were only two bidders in total.
On a positive note, 3 out of 3 townhouses/apartments sold at auction around a $million
Analysis: This was Spring’s first test [...]
BY Mal James 14th August 2010
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Albert Park and surrounds still in hibernation with minimal activity – however 5 out of 7 auctions sold.
Not as much new stock coming on as in other areas. See graph below
BidderBuzz Auction: Oliver Bruce aka “Ollie” – 7 Nimmo St Albert Park. 3 bidders
James Auction Report: Auctioneer Oliver Bruce opened on a vendor [...]
BY Mal James 7th August 2010
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41 sales for the month of July – only one over $3m.
Albert and Middle Park combined reported only six $M+ sales in July
Two BidderBuzz Auctions – both with four bidders and both bought under the hammer in the $1.4 millions. 367 Dorcas St with Gerald Betts and 6 Tribe St with Geoff Cayzer.
Agent Comments re [...]
BY Kristen Hatt 31st July 2010
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Market continues to be very quiet on low stock turnover but this as expected this time of the year in Port Phillip.
Biggest sale was in Elwood – 4 Pozieres Avenue - Leonard Persichetti - TBM – $2,345,000 – 3 bidders
Five single fronted period homes went to the market today. They sold between mid $900,000’s and mid $1,200,000’s
Albert Park [...]
BY Mal James 24th July 2010
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From Port Melbourne to St Kilda things are very much normal for this time of the year. Something – but not much - is happening. These are Bayside suburbs and sales here are very seasonally orientated.
Of the five auctions we covered this week, three passed in, one sold under the hammer and one after auction. Bidderman [...]
BY Mal James 17th July 2010
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This week we have combined the council wraps. There is little to report within specific council areas, and for those who normally just read one wrap we hope you will benefit from looking at some data graphs across the council areas that confirm what we have been saying so far this year.
Hopefully, this will help you as [...]
BY David McMillan AAPI 19th June 2010
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Of the 10 auctions we attended, three were bought before auction, three were bought under the hammer and four were passed in (with one bought after). Our demand indicator Bidderman was at 1.5 bidders per auction. So out of 10, seven were bought. That seems a big improvement on the last few weeks. We have [...]
BY Mal James 5th June 2010
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SUPPLY OVERHANG BUILDS
First some stats. Last Saturday’s (May 29) Auction results showed strong evidence of “auction overhang” in Port Phillip where the clearance rate was 32% clearance rate on the 22 auctions we monitored.
Seven days later the reported clearance rate had lifted from 32% to 45%, with only three of the pass-ins and unreporteds reported as having [...]
BY Mal James 29th May 2010
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With Bidderman less than 1 – meaning more auctions than bidders – it may be time for a change of scenery for Port Phillip auctioneers unless things turn very quickly or they can come up with some new ideas. And the post auction sales are not happening either according to reported REIV results, so a [...]