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Gavin Stuart |
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Monday, January 07, 2008 |
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Welcome to my blog. The blog is designed to give you an insight to what is occurring at auction sites, around the country, that we attend. Also, I’ll keep you informed on new website features that we are trailing or have been released. |
By Gavin Stuart on
Monday, November 07, 2011
The PTY Property Auction Index is designed to be a leading indicator for price movements in the Australian property market. The index is based on weekly auction results taken from all around Australia. An index value below 100 indicates the market is moving lower or trading sidewards while an index value above 100 indicates the market is moving higher.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
The PTY Property Auction Index is designed to be a leading indicator for price movements in the Australian property market. The index is based on weekly auction results taken from all around Australia. An index value below 100 indicates the market is moving lower or trading sidewards while an index value above 100 indicates the market is moving higher.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
An auction in Sydney’s Upper North Shore achieved a record price for a property sold via live online bidding last night. The residence was a 7 bedroom, 2-storey home selling under the hammer by Century 21 Cordeau Marshall Group to an Upper North Shore local who was traveling on holidays in Indonesia.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Monday, September 05, 2011
The PTY Property Auction Index is designed to be a leading indicator
for price movements in the Australian property market. The index is based on weekly
auction results taken from all around Australia. An index value below 100 indicates
the market is moving lower or trading sidewards while an index value above 100 indicates
the market is moving higher.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Monday, August 08, 2011
The PTY Property Auction Index is designed to be a leading indicator for price movements in the Australian property market. The index is based on weekly auction results taken from all around Australia. An index value below 100 indicates the market is moving lower or trading sidewards while an index value above 100 indicates the market is moving higher
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By Gavin Stuart on
Thursday, July 14, 2011
An auction in Sydney’s inner-west recorded its first property sale via live online bidding last night, with a federation terrace selling under the hammer by LJ Hooker Newtown to an inner-west local who was travelling on business in Melbourne. The online buyer placed 27 live internet bids, including the opening bid of $520,000, during the auction and was bidding against two local investors who were in-room.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
The PTY Property Auction Index is designed to be a leading indicator for price movements in the Australian property market. The index is based on weekly auction results taken from all around Australia. An index value below 100 indicates the market is moving lower or trading sidewards while an index value above 100 indicates the market is moving higher.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Monday, June 06, 2011
According to RPData, since the end of 2007 Brisbane property values are down -9.7%, Gold Coast house values are down -19.9% and Sunshine Coast values are down-13.2%. While some of the fall can be attributed to the January floods weighing down the south-east Queensland market, the market was weakening before then and has continued to do so after the floods. So what else is affecting the market?
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By Gavin Stuart on
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
The PTY Property Auction Index is designed to be a leading indicator for price movements in the Australian property market. The index is based on weekly auction results taken from all around Australia. An index value below 100 indicates the market is moving lower or trading sidewards while an index value above 100 indicates the market is moving higher.
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By Gavin Stuart on
Monday, May 02, 2011
For those people looking at investing in the property market, population growth is often one of the key indicators to monitor. A growing population indicates an increasing level of demand for housing, with the most attractive areas for investment being those areas where the population growth is high and the level of housing supply is limited. Based on the recent ABS data on population growth, Australia's annual population growth rate slowed to 1.6% for the year ending September 2010.
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