澳洲清盘率升至73.9%，创近一年来新高！三大城市房市火爆

Group 1 - The decline in borrowing costs and a reduction in available properties have led to an increase in preliminary clearance rates in Australia's major cities, with the national clearance rate reaching 73.9%, the highest in nearly a year [1] - In Melbourne, the preliminary clearance rate reached 76.6%, marking a two-year high, based on 700 reported results from 947 scheduled auctions [3] - The median auction price in Melbourne was AUD 850,125, lower than the national median of AUD 1,080,000, with lower-priced properties seeing the highest activity [3] Group 2 - In Sydney, following the Reserve Bank of Australia's first interest rate cut in five years, the preliminary clearance rate rose to 73.5%, the highest since February, with 581 results reported from 789 scheduled auctions [5] - The median auction price in Sydney was AUD 1.9 million for houses and AUD 970,000 for apartments, indicating a competitive market for entry-level family homes [5] - The recent interest rate cuts have stimulated buyer interest, with more buyers actively participating in auctions [7] Group 3 - Brisbane recorded a preliminary clearance rate of 66.7% from 152 scheduled auctions, an increase from the previous week's 61.4% [7] - Adelaide's preliminary clearance rate was 77.5% from 83 scheduled auctions, up from 67.1% the previous week [7] - Canberra's preliminary clearance rate was 55.3% from 64 scheduled auctions, down from 60.7% the previous week [8] Group 4 - The total number of scheduled auctions across Australia was 2,040, expected to rise to approximately 2,080 next week, but anticipated to drop below 1,800 in the following week due to seasonal trends [9]