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There were 2,190 auctions held across the combined capital cities this week, up from 1,918 over the previous week and 1,672 this time last year

Auction volumes were -9.6% lower this week with 1,814 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities, after rising for the previous three weeks.

With the Spring selling season just around the corner, auction activity rose above the 2,000 mark for the first time in nine weeks, with 2,018

Auction activity is up for the second consecutive week, with 1,839 capital city homes auctioned this week. With each of the capitals recording auction volumes

After recording the quietest auction week since mid-June last week (1,471), auction activity rose 9.0% this week, with 1,603 homes auctioned across the combined capitals.

Auction activity rose for the third consecutive week, with 1,909 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, up 5.4% from the

It quantified the value and volume of properties exposed to different climate hazards and assigned standardised risk ratings. ... This is equivalent to a combined estimated property value of $277 billion at risk.

Across the combined capital cities, auction markets remained subdued this week, with just 1,610 homes auctioned across the combined capitals.

About the dataMedian weekly rental values refers to the 50th percentile of rental valuations observed in the region. ... Growth rates are based on changes in the CoreLogic Rental Value index, which take into account value changes across the market.

Melbourne’s Inner region was the busiest auction market, with 7,199 homes auctioned, followed by the Inner South (5,776). ... The remaining sub-regions all saw fewer than 3,000 homes go under the hammer over the year.