APM Home Price Guide Auction results
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APM's locally based and experienced content team monitor auction listings throughout the week and collect results on the Saturday for publication in the Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide metropolitan markets. These results provide a leading indicator of property market activity based on a majority sample of the total number of properties sold at auction each Saturday. APM continues to collect results throughout the week, with updated results available by request from research@apm.com.au. |
APM residential auction activity results for Saturday, 15 October 2011.
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APM residential auction activity results for Saturday, 8 October 2011.
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APM residential auction activity results for Saturday, 1 October 2011.
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APM residential auction activity results for Saturday, 24 September 2011.
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APM residential auction activity results for Saturday, 17 September 2011.
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(1 awaiting approval)Every weekend, a range of real estate organisations publish auction results, which are rarely the same. There are several reasons for these differences in the results.
The organisations who collect auction data tend to adopt varying geographic definitions for each city that the auction results relate to. For example, <a href="http://australianpropertyforum.com/topic/8385815">Sydney</a> city centre vs CBD.
Auction results published on Saturday evenings may be based on the samples collected during that day, and are release over several publications on the following Sunday, while data collection continues.
Normally by the middle of the week, final aucton clearance results (after all data has been collected) may differ slightly from the original figures reported on the Saturday.
It is very important to remember that there are many differences in the various methodologies used to calculate auction clearance rates by each auction results publisher.
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