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该国的拍卖市场继续从复活节/澳新军团日的平静期开始反弹，最新的CoreLogic结果显示，过去一周主要市场的交易量有所增加。

根据周末市场摘要，在截至5月5日的一周内，共有1,472套房屋在合并后的首都城市拍卖，初步清盘率为58.8％。

前一周共有1,026次拍卖，最终清盘率为50.4％，而去年同期则有2,311次拍卖，清盘率为62.1％。

CoreLogic市场分析师Kevin Brogan告诉WILLIAMS MEDIA，而上个月公众假期的反弹“相当正常”，有多种外部因素可能影响未来几周的交易量。

“我们已经看到了反弹，但还有其他一些问题，”他说。

“当你进入冬季时，数量会有所下降，而且还有选举，现在只剩两周了。

“我认为，就数量而言，选举周将受到相当大的影响。

“这意味着在大选之前只有两个没有公众假期的周末，这真的扰乱了市场。”

悉尼

悉尼超过了首都城市的初步清除率，其中326个结果为66.6％。

总体而言，该市上周举办了535场拍卖，而前一周为332场。

Brogan先生表示，尽管很难对初步清除率进行过多的解读，但这对市场来说无疑是一个强有力的结果。

“一旦我们得到了所有的结果，我预计（清除率）将会向下修正，”他说。

“我认为最终的清除率将在55％至60％之间，这可能比过去几周的表现要好一些。

“这是令人鼓舞的，但是当你的市场一直在走软时，最有可能宣布的结果是很快就会成功。”

新南威尔士州房地产研究所主席Leanne Pilkington表示，看到该市的初步清除率超过60％“是一个非常积极的迹象”。

墨尔本

在墨尔本，本周有678所房屋被拍卖，比前一周的498套增加。

去年同期，全市共有1,144套房屋拍卖，清关率为63.7％。

本周初步拍卖清盘率为60.8％，高于前一周的53.6％。

维多利亚州房地产协会首席执行官吉尔金表示，“令人印象深刻”的清关率是由该市东南部的一些强劲结果引领的。

他说：“东南部的金斯敦市在21场拍卖会上录得令人印象深刻的95％的清场率，由切尔滕纳姆领导的上周六的拍卖中，全部四个挂牌出售的房子都完成了交易。”

布里斯班

布里斯班是唯一一个周数量和清仓率下降的首都。

虽然从截至4月28日的那一周开始的拍卖数量仅减少了9个，但初步清除率下降了近20％，从46个结果中下降到28.3％。

总体而言，该市举办了90场拍卖。

尽管如此，Apollo Auctions拍卖行的Justin Nickerson表示市场仍保持“团结”。

虽然登记的投标人数量略有下降，但这被强劲的有效竞标百分比和拍卖前的销售所抵消，“他说。

“随着大选即将到来，看看市场能否在未来几周保持强势将会很有趣。”

~q~Encouraging~q~ Sydney clearance rate in auction results

The nation~q~s auction market continues to rebound from its Easter/Anzac Day lull, with the latest CoreLogic results indicating volume has increased across the major markets throughout the past week.

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<The Econom, May 06 2019>
According to the Weekend Market Summary, there were 1,472 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities in the week ending May 5, returning a preliminary clearance rate of 58.8 per cent.
The previous week had a total of 1,026 auctions return a final clearance rate of 50.4 per cent, while at the same time last year, there were 2,311 auctions and a clearance rate of 62.1 per cent.
CoreLogic market analyst Kevin Brogan told WILLIAMS MEDIA while the bounce back from last month~q~s public holidays was "fairly normal", there were multiple external factors that could impact volumes in the coming weeks.
"We~q~ve seen that rebound, but there are a couple of other issues," he said.
"As you come into winter, volumes tend to drop a bit, and there is also the election, which is now only two weeks away.
"I think the week of the election is going to be impacted fairly significantly, in terms of volumes.
"It means there have only been two weekends without public holidays ahead of the election, which has really disrupted the market."
Sydney
Sydney topped the preliminary clearance rates for the capital cities, with 66.6 per cent across 326 results.
Overall, the city hosted 535 auctions last week, compared with 332 the week before.
Mr Brogan said while it was difficult to read too much into the preliminary clearance rate, it was undoubtedly a strong result for the market.
"I expect (the clearance rate) will revise downward once we get all the results in," he said.
"I think the final clearance rate will be between 55 and 60 per cent, which is probably a little bit better than it has been performing throughout the past few weeks.
"It~q~s encouraging, but when you have a market which has been softening, the results that are most likely to be declared really quickly are the successful ones."
Real Estate Insitute of NSW President Leanne Pilkington said seeing the city preliminary clearance rate go above 60 per cent "was a very positive sign"
Melbourne
In Melbourne, 678 homes were taken to auction this week, increasing from 498 over the previous week.
At the same time last year, there 1,144 homes taken to auction across the city returning a clearance rate of 63.7 per cent.
The preliminary auction clearance rate came in at 60.8 per cent this week, up from 53.6 per cent over the previous week.
Real Estate Institute of Victoria CEO Gil King said the "impressive" clearance rate was led by some strong results in the city~q~s south-east.
“The City of Kingston in the south-east recorded an impressive 95 per cent clearance rate from 21 auctions, led by Cheltenham which sold all four listings last Saturday,” he said.
Brisbane
Brisbane was the only capital city to see a fall in volumes and clearance rates week-on-week.
While there were only nine fewer auctions from the week ending April 28, the preliminary clearance rate fell almost 20 per cent to be at 28.3 per cent from 46 results.
Overall, the city hosted 90 auctions.
Despite this, Apollo Auctions auctioneer Justin Nickerson said the market had retained its "solidarity".
Although registered bidder numbers were slightly down, this was offset by a strong active bidding percentage and pre-auction sales," he said.
"As the election looms large on the horizon, it will be interesting to see if the market can retain its strength in the coming weeks."