Core Insights - The Australian winter housing market typically sees a decrease in listings, but certain popular areas, such as Carlingford in Sydney, have experienced an increase in available properties [1][3]. Group 1: Market Trends - Overall housing supply in Australia has decreased by 7% since mid-April, indicating the usual onset of a winter market slowdown [1]. - Eliza Owen from Cotality notes that the increase in listings in specific areas may suggest a shift towards a buyer's market, as there are more properties available compared to a few weeks ago [1]. Group 2: Regional Analysis - The Bayside statistical area in Melbourne has seen the most significant increase in listings, with an additional 52 properties since mid-April, and a current median house price of AUD 1.67 million [3]. - In Sydney, the Bankstown area has also reported a notable increase, with 42 new listings and a median house price of AUD 1.346 million [4][5]. - Carlingford ranks second in Sydney for listing growth, with a median house price of AUD 1.804 million and a 2.6% increase in property values over the past three months [4][5]. Group 3: Buyer and Seller Behavior - The response to the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate cuts has been muted in some Melbourne areas, particularly in high-end markets like Bayside, where buyer interest may not meet seller expectations [3]. - Real estate agent Chedi Chidiac from LJ Hooker Bankstown indicates that both buyers and sellers have become more active since the interest rate cuts, particularly in properties priced below AUD 1.8 million [5].
澳洲多地房屋挂牌量逆市上涨,专家直呼罕见!Carlingford上榜
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-06-28 10:50