挂牌量激增！悉尼这些地区正变成“买方市场”，华人区上榜

Core Insights - The winter season, typically a slow period for the real estate market, is witnessing a shift towards a buyer's market in certain popular areas despite an overall 7% decrease in available listings across Australia since mid-April [1][3] - Eliza Owen, the head of Australian research at Cotality, notes that some regions are experiencing an increase in listings, indicating a potential buyer's market [1][3] Regional Analysis - The Bayside Statistical Area in Melbourne has seen the largest increase in available listings, with 52 additional properties since mid-April, and a current median property value of AUD 1,666,081 [3][4] - Other notable areas with increased listings include Bankstown, Panania, and Padstow in Sydney, which saw an increase of 42 listings and a median price of AUD 1,346,281 [5][6] Market Reactions - The high-end market, such as Bayside, is responding more subtly to interest rate cuts, with sellers listing properties but facing lower buyer enthusiasm [5][6] - Buyers are currently in a wait-and-see mode, anticipating clearer market conditions post-school holidays and tax returns [5][7] Price Trends - Properties priced below AUD 1.7 million are performing well, while those above AUD 2 million are experiencing longer sales cycles due to a smaller buyer pool [7] - The increase in listings in areas like Parramatta and Bankstown may be attributed to an oversupply of apartments, leading to price declines [9]