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West Footscray home sells for suburb record $1.93m after passing in at auction - Vimarsana News

West Footscray home sells for suburb record $1.93m after passing in at auction

Despite a big crowd only three bids were placed, as the housing market loses pace and potential buyers become less willing to make big offers on auction floors.

West Footscray home sells for suburb record $1.93m after passing in at auction - Vimarsana News

West Footscray home sells for suburb record $1.93m after passing in at auction

Despite a big crowd only three bids were placed, as the housing market loses pace and potential buyers become less willing to make big offers on auction floors.

St Kilda player sells Cheltenham home for $1.532 million as Melbourne auctions return - Vimarsana News

St Kilda player sells Cheltenham home for $1.532 million as Melbourne auctions return

Five bidders fought it out for St Kilda defender Jimmy Webster’s home, with the agent warning that the property market is still strong, but ‘the crazy days are over’.

St Kilda player sells Cheltenham home for $1.532 million as Melbourne auctions return - Vimarsana News

St Kilda player sells Cheltenham home for $1.532 million as Melbourne auctions return

Five bidders fought it out for St Kilda defender Jimmy Webster’s home, with the agent warning that the property market is still strong, but ‘the crazy days are over’.

St Kilda player sells Cheltenham home for $1.532 million as Melbourne auctions return - Vimarsana News

St Kilda player sells Cheltenham home for $1.532 million as Melbourne auctions return

Five bidders fought it out for St Kilda defender Jimmy Webster’s home, with the agent warning that the property market is still strong, but ‘the crazy days are over’.

Source: smh.com.au