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Sydney auctions: Clontarf house sells for $9.75 million - Vimarsana News

Sydney auctions: Clontarf house sells for $9.75 million

Two cashed-up empty-nesters went head to head for the five-bedroom beachfront home, which was on the market for the first time in more than four decades.

Source: smh.com.au
Sydney auctions: Young couples pays $3 million for Bronte fixer-upper, once home to photographer Valentin Sowada - Vimarsana News

Sydney auctions: Young couples pays $3 million for Bronte fixer-upper, once home to photographer Valentin Sowada

The keen buyers in their 30s wanted to move closer to the beach and made such a strong first bid, it wiped out most competition.

Sydney auctions: Young couples pays $3 million for Bronte fixer-upper, once home to photographer Valentin Sowada - Vimarsana News

Sydney auctions: Young couples pays $3 million for Bronte fixer-upper, once home to photographer Valentin Sowada

The keen buyers in their 30s wanted to move closer to the beach and made such a strong first bid, it wiped out most competition.

Property market: Wealthy parents deliver $100k premium as auction clearance hit 15-month high - Vimarsana News

Property market: Wealthy parents deliver $100k premium as auction clearance hit 15-month high

There are signs of sales skewing towards buyers with family wealth behind them, in a market that picked up in March and appears to be gaining pace.

Source: afr.com
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.