Tag: Buyer Demand

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Why Empty Shelves Are Quietly Holding Up House Prices as Spring Begins

Prices are soft and buyers are cautious, yet a shortage of homes for sale is quietly propping the market up. Here's how tight listings are shaping the spring market, and what it means for you.

Buyers Still Hold the Cards as Auction Rates Slip Back Below 54 Per Cent

Auction clearance rates have eased back to 53.2%, confirming buyers keep the upper hand as spring begins. Here's what the latest data shows and what it means heading into the busy season.

Auctions Are Ticking Up but the Downturn Hasn’t Budged, What’s Really Going On

Auction clearance rates have edged up to a 12-week high, yet prices keep falling and the downturn has spread nationwide. Here's how to read the mixed signals, and what they mean for you.

Spring Has Arrived and the Property Market Is Holding Its Breath

Spring is traditionally property's busiest season, but this year it opens into a national downturn and cautious buyers. Here's what to watch as the make-or-break season begins.

The Strangest Property Market in Years Prices Falling, But Nothing to Buy

Property prices just fell the most in a single month since 2022, yet house-hunters face a shortage of homes to buy. Here's how both can be true, and what this unusual market means for you.

The Spring Selling Season Is About to Test a Market That’s Already Wobbling

Spring usually floods the market with listings. This year it arrives into falling prices, weak clearance rates and buyers on strike. Here's what the season could mean for buyers and sellers.

Buyers Have Gone on Strike. The Auction Numbers Tell the Whole Story

Clearance rates have sat below 50 per cent for eight straight weeks, Brisbane has collapsed to 31 per cent, and listings are up 18 per cent. Here's what buyers on strike means for you.

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