Market has changed again
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Spring 2023: Melbourne’s housing market sees decreased auction transparency with only 20% selling under the hammer. Prices slightly retreat, particularly for non-premium homes. Inner East remains a hotspot due to Aussie Asian demand, while Bayside and Stonnington face challenges. Market volatility is evident.
May M2 has spoken
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Overall the market has spoken and it is up but volatile. With a huge difference between the Inner East and the rest of the Top End auction suburbs
Fire ‘n Ice
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The market is heating up – even though some segments are still very cool.