Travancore to Toorak, weekend auction triumphs: REIV

Travancore to Toorak, weekend auction triumphs: REIV
Jonathan ChancellorDecember 7, 2020

Sales between $263,000 to $4,605,000 - from Travancore to Toorak - assisted Melbourne achieve a 75% weekend clearance rate.

The weekend success rate compared to 75% last weekend and 73% this weekend last year.

There were 1007 auctions reported to the REIV, adding to the 25,800 auctions held in the year to date – the highest on record for any given year.

Sales volumes have also been the highest on record, with an estimated 84,000 sales transacted so far this year.

The top sale at 32 Heyington Place Toorak, sold at $4,605,000 through Marshall White. It was a 1961 built home with underground garages. There were five bidders.

The $263,000 cheapest sale at 12/69-71 Delhi Court, Travancore, near Flemington, had been tipped to fetch between $260,000 to $280,000.

 

TOP 5 HOUSES

1. 32 Heyington Place, Toorak $4,605,000

2. 30 Campbell Street, Kew $4,210,000

3. 5 & 7 Braeside Avenue, Camberwell $3,836,000

4. 4 Walnut Road, Balwyn North $3,570,000

5. 1 Barkly Street, Brunswick East $3,400,000

 

TOP 5 BARGAIN HOUSES

1. 2421 Warburton Highway, Yarra Junction $273,000

2. 21 Lakeside Drive, Roxburgh Park $285,000

3. 42 Dianne Avenue, Craigieburn $290,000

4. 21 Candle Bark Crescent, Frankston North $293,000

5. 40 Tattler Street, Carrum Downs $330,000

 

TOP 5 APARTMENTS

1. 36 Black Street, Brighton $2,120,000

2. 13/17 Marshall Avenue, Kew $1,850,000

3. 4/11 Wilson Grove, Aspendale $1,580,000

4. 30 Central Avenue, Black Rock $1,540,000

5. 1 Melville Lane, Brighton $1,380,000

 

TOP 5 BARGAIN APARTMENTS

1. 12/69-71 Delhi Court, Travancore $263,000

2. 3/3 Edna Street, Thomastown $276,000

3. `/169-173 Keele Street, Collingwood $290,000

4. 17/83 Rufus Street, Epping $296,100

5. 6/2D Cunningham Street, Northcote $315,000

 

Source REIV

Jonathan Chancellor

Jonathan Chancellor is one of Australia's most respected property journalists, having been at the top of the game since the early 1980s. Jonathan co-founded the property industry website Property Observer and has written for national and international publications.

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