Sydney property market: clearance holds as the national rate slips (week to 5 Sep 2026)

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Sydney property market: clearance holds as the national rate slips (week to 5 Sep 2026)

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Figures as at 5 September 2026. The national auction clearance rate came in at 46.1% for the week, down from 47.3% the week before and well below the 74.4% of the same week a year earlier (My Housing Market). But the average is hiding a wide split: Sydney cleared 62.6% across 709 auctions and Melbourne 63.4%, both a shade up, while Brisbane cleared 19.4% and Canberra fell back on half the volume. Perth and Hobart run too few auctions for a weekly rate to mean anything. Sydney in focus: it is the best-clearing capital and also the fastest-falling, with dwelling values down 1.4% through August against a national fall of 0.9% — a fifth straight monthly decline (Cotality Home Value Index, released 1 September). Why both are true at once, what a clearance rate does and does not count, why withdrawn auctions change the number depending on who is counting, and why Sunday's figure is preliminary and usually revised down. Plus listings running about 24% above a year ago while new listings fall, and days on market out to 33 from 26. General market information only, not financial or property advice, and it does not consider your circumstances. Every figure is published with its source and release date in the show notes. Next week: Melbourne in focus.

This episode was produced with AI narration and scripting, with human editorial review.

New brief every week. Figures are sourced and dated in each episode's notes; weekend clearance rates are preliminary and routinely revised.

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