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After hosting the busiest week since the pre-Easter spike last week (3,226), auction activity across the combined capitals is down -15.9% this week.

With 2,377 homes currently scheduled to go under the hammer, this week is set to overtake last week (2,037) as the combined capital's busiest since

The combined capitals are set to host the busiest auction week since early April (2,687) and the fifth busiest auction week of the year-to-date, with

Auction activity is set to increase across six of the seven capital city markets this week, with 1,969 capital city homes set to go under the hammer.

CoreLogic’s latest Pain & Gain Report shows 93.8% of resales made a nominal gain, up from 92.4% in the previous quarter for a total nominal

Bucking the downwards trend seen over the previous three weeks, auction activity is expected to rise this week, with 1,723 homes set for auction across the combined capitals.

Auction activity continues to trend down for the third consecutive week as selling conditions weaken across the country.

Auction activity across the combined capitals is expected to trend upwards for the second week in a row with 1,853 capital city homes set to go under the hammer this week.

There will be fewer properties going under the hammer across Australia’s combined capitals this week largely due to a fall in Melbourne’s scheduled auction activity.

Auction volumes across the combined capitals are expected to rebound this week after last week's Queens birthday weekend slump.