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Auction clearance rates continue to hover under 50% – as it happened
United Kingdom🏛️ Politics7 days ago

Auction clearance rates continue to hover under 50% – as it happened

Australia's national auction clearance rates for property sales have remained below 50% across all major capital cities except Melbourne and Adelaide. Treasurer Jim Chalmers addressed concerns about declining housing prices during an interview, stating that the government does not target specific price levels but acknowledges the market has softened. Clearance rates vary significantly between cities, with Canberra and Brisbane recording the lowest rates. The Treasury expects continued growth in house prices, albeit at a slower pace.

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Auction clearance rates continue to hover under 50% – as it happened

Australia's national auction clearance rates for property sales have remained below 50% across all major capital cities except Melbourne and Adelaide. Treasurer Jim Chalmers addressed concerns about declining housing prices during an interview, stating that the government does not target specific price levels but acknowledges the market has softened. Clearance rates vary significantly between cities, with Canberra and Brisbane recording the lowest rates. The Treasury expects continued growth in house prices, albeit at a slower pace.

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