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The preliminary results from Domain are out, and, yes, we still have momentum so far as auction clearances are concerned. Sydney has a higher clearance rate at 73.7% compared with Melbourne, at 71.7, but more property continues to be sold in Melbourne. Most of the action remains in these two main centres.

Brisbane cleared just 41% of 78 scheduled auctions, Adelaide did a little better at 62% of 64 scheduled, and Canberra achieved a massive 91% clearance on 51 scheduled auctions. In fact, on several metrics the Canberra market could be said to be the most buoyant – helped by the Public Sector pay rises!

Things may change a bit a the results are finalised over the next few days. But seems to support our view that the market remains quite hot.

The preliminary results from Domain are in, and they show a slowing of the volume of auctions on offer. Clearance rates though remain quite healthy.  Melbourne at 73.7% leads the charge, with 420 sold. Significantly higher than Sydney. Nationally 738 were sold, compared with 946 last week and 789 last year.

Brisbane cleared 55% of 98 auctions, Adelaide 67% of 31 auctions and Canberra 67% of 52.

The preliminary results from Domain tell the same story, slowing volumes, but quite firm clearance rates. Melbourne is leading the charge with 76.2% clearance on 578 auctions, higher than last year.

Brisbane cleared 55% of 106 scheduled auctions, Adelaide 70% of 54 auctions and Canberra 90% of 37 scheduled.

The preliminary results from Domain show a continuing trend, with slightly lighter volumes, but strong preliminary clearance rates. Melbourne continues to lead the main centres, in terms of volume, but Sydney has a higher clearance rate. Rates are higher than this time last year.

Brisbane achieved 55% on 81 listings, Canberra made 72% from 36 and Adelaide 69% of 62 listed.

The preliminary auction clearance results from Domain show a national clearance rate of 72.6%, compared with last weeks final result of 66.7%. Melbourne is the hottest market, with a 77.3% clearance rate. Sales momentum remains strong, even if volumes are a little lower. No wonder home prices continue to defy gravity.

Brisbane cleared 41% on 94 scheduled auctions, Adelaide 84% on 41 listed and Canberra 63% of 36 scheduled.

The preliminary auction results are out from Domain.  Sydney cleared 69.5% with 382 sold, compared with 464 last week and 406 last year. Melbourne sold 72.7% with 506 cleared, compared with 641 last week; so nationally, 70.3% cleared with 963 sold, compared with 66.3% last week when 1,197 sold, or last year when 65.2% cleared with 1,085 sold. So still life in the property market yet, with demand looking strong (at a time when some think first time buyers will wait for the 1 July grants and stamp duty relief).

Elsewhere Adelaide cleared 74% of 72 listed, Canberra cleared 70% of 53 listed and Brisbane cleared just 40% of 88 listed.

The preliminary data from Domain shows that yesterdays auction clearance volumes were down, to 413 nationally compared with 1,303 last week. However clearance rates are still sitting around 70%.

Brisbane cleared 60% of 87 scheduled, Adelaide cleared 68% of 45 scheduled, and Canberra cleared 63% of 31 listed.

The preliminary results from Domain are out and show continuation of trend with high clearance rates, but on lower volumes.

Sydney cleared 74.3% compared with 70.6% last week, with 445 sold. Melbourne cleared 75.9% compared with 73% last week, with 602 sold, and nationally, 74.2% or 1,139 sold compared with 70.1% 1,423.

Brisbane cleared 50% of 104 scheduled auctions, Adelaide 73% of 74 scheduled and Canberra 73% of 65 scheduled auctions.

The preliminary auction clearance results are in from Domain. Nationally 1,222 properties sold, compared with 1,496 last week. This equates to a clearance rate of 74.8% compared with 72.9% last week, and 66.8% a year ago. So volumes down a little, but bumper sales.

Melbourne led the charge (again) with a 76.6% clearance rate with 679 sold, compared with 792 last week and 700 a year ago. Sydney hit 75.9% with 453 sold compared with 565 last week at 75.9% compared with 72% last week and 65.9 last year.

So whilst volumes may be down a little, there are plenty of buyers still wanting to close a deal!

Brisbane cleared 42% of the 110 scheduled auctions, Adelaide 62% of 69 scheduled, and Canberra 78% of 78 scheduled.