Mirvac-built Walsh Bay apartment tops weekend apartment auction sales
A $3.15 million Walsh Bay sale topped weekend auction results for apartments across the capital cities.
The 136 sqm two bedroom Mirvac-built apartment was set in the Parbury building in the Walsh Bay precinct.
It was among the 333 apartments put to weekend auction across Sydney which saw a 77 percent success rate.
The 401/1 Pottinger St apartment came with Harbour Bridge views.
It has access to an indoor pool, gymnasium plus a 13sqm security parking space and 4sqm storage cage.
Selling agent Adrian Wilson said it was a tightly held complex. although there was a sale of another two bedroom apartment three floors higher on the day before.
The $3.15 million apartment had last sold at $2.125 million in 2017.
It first sold off the plan at $915,000 in 2002.
The Parbury at Walsh Bay won the NSW Heritage Office Heritage award in 2004.
There were 594 auctions of apartments on the weekend, according to CoreLogic, with a 69 percent success rate.
There was an $860,000 median.
Melbourne's top result was a newly built, four bedroom townhouse at 1/60 Relowe Crescent, Mont Albert North which fetched $1,602,000.
The price guide had been $1.4 million to 41.54 million based on a late 2020 sale at $1.46 million at 47 Boondara Road, Mont Albert North.
Melbourne vendors secured a 57 percent clearance rate from the 208 apartments and townhouse offerings.