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Originally posted by acorn ↑

Meanwhile in Melbourne things keep chugging along ........ Obviously there's still a few buyers down there .

http://www.reiv.com.au/property-data/auction-results/auction-results
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A clearance rate of 81 per cent was recorded this week compared to 78 per cent last week and 74 per cent this week last year. There were 443 auctions reported to the REIV, with 360 selling and 83 being passed in, 30 of those on a vendor bid. Melbourne’s outer suburbs – including Epping and Hoppers Crossing – have experienced solid auction volumes in the past fortnight, as the 2017 auction market gets underway.
The results were last updated : 13/02/2017 10:14:00 AM

I'm sure there were probably some rubbish auction results in Port Hedland last week as well .

Talk about posting bait .

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I just had a look at an area where I own a property and am looking to buy another - old knockdown types around 15km from Melbourne CBD. Not a single house on the market that isn't either part of an old block(already subdivided) or being sold with plans and permits. Prices have just reached $500k for the bigger blocks ....
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