72a Wilson Street, BRIGHTON
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2011 Best Auction Photo - I see Red: The Hocking Stuart boys - Andrew Stuart, David Wood and Michael Coen - bring a glimmer of colour to an otherwise dreary Melbourne day on July 30th. 20 Barrett St, Albert Park had no bidders but was bought after auction for $2,200,000. Sums up the year for most agents. Jen Milligan the reporter and photographer
DECEMBER 3RD 2011
At 6pm on Saturday, the James Clearance Rate for $M+ was 46% on the 24 auctions we attended. The Weekly Review Bidderman, our demand indicator, was 1.3. This Weekend's Market It was a weekend that exemplified what 2011 has mostly been about - big enough crowds, and even spirited bidding in... Show Full Story

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72a Wilson Street BRIGHTON

BOUGHT* - Undisclosed

3
2
2
369sqm
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Auction - 11:30am Oct 22 2011

72a Wilson Street BRIGHTON

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Sep 28 2011
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22nd Oct 2011 - Auction Report - 72a Wilson Street, BRIGHTON
72a Wilson Street
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Crowd Numbers: 0 people
Bidderman: 1 bidders
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Market Analysis
2011 Best Auction Photo - I see Red: The Hocking Stuart boys - Andrew Stuart, David Wood and Michael Coen - bring a glimmer of colour to an otherwise dreary Melbourne day on July 30th. 20 Barrett St, Albert Park had no bidders but was bought after auction for $2,200,000. Sums up the year for most agents. Jen Milligan the reporter and photographer
The bubble deflated a long time ago - and 2011, like 2010, has mostly been a Buyers' Market.
December 3rd 2011
At 6pm on Saturday, the James Clearance Rate for $M+ was 46% on the 24 auctions we attended. The Weekly Review Bidderman, our demand indicator, was 1.3. This Weekend's Market It was a weekend that exemplified what 2011 has mostly been about - big enough crowds, and even spirited bidding in some cases, but ultimately a failure by many sellers to accept what buyers were prepared to pay. The overall market is definitely finishing the year on a flat note. In fact, with the exception of two in Boroondara and one in Glen Eira, none of the properties we reported on sold under the hammer this weekend. By the end of the day, the final clearance rate for Boroondara was 47%, Port Phillip was 44%, Bayside was 36% and Stonnington 29%. To be balanced, overall it wasn't an exciting stock weekend. However one auction of excitement was 17 Yarraford Alphington (Andrew Simondson of...
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