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Melbourne Auctions: Grandparents buy $1.95m townhouse to be near family and help with babysitting - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Auctions: Grandparents buy $1.95m townhouse to be near family and help with babysitting

The couple, who competed against a young family, bought the property in post-auction negotiations by offering an extra $50,000.

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise as sellers cut price hopes - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise as sellers cut price hopes

Auction clearance rates have risen for three months in a row, new data shows, as buyers and vendors become more willing to do a deal in the market downturn.

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise as sellers cut price hopes - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise as sellers cut price hopes

Auction clearance rates have risen for three months in a row, new data shows, as buyers and vendors become more willing to do a deal in the market downturn.

Source: smh.com.au
Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise as sellers cut price hopes - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise as sellers cut price hopes

Auction clearance rates have risen for three months in a row, new data shows, as buyers and vendors become more willing to do a deal in the market downturn.

Melbourne auctions: Brunswick fixer-upper passes in as rising building costs deter bidders - Vimarsana News

Melbourne auctions: Brunswick fixer-upper passes in as rising building costs deter bidders

Two bidders tentatively raised their hands but would not go above $1.23 million, and the agent said the higher cost of building is hitting buyers that would normally jump at the chance to renovate or rebuild.

Source: smh.com.au