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That is the burning question.

So we'll have the rest of that interview coming up next week right here on The Real Estate Podcast.

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course we are starting to hear that auctions are cooling somewhat so what is happening on the ground inside auctions well shortly we're going to be talking with a leading australian auction company and to damien cooley for his take on what's going on a reminder on friday we've got rich harvey back from property buyer it's all part of the series of let's talk property and part of your real estate breakfast

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And for Sydney, expecting a few showers with 22 degrees.

Melbourne, partly cloudy with 21.

Brisbane, expecting a few showers with 25 degrees.

And in Perth, a sunny day with 27 degrees.

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Well, we are starting to hear about the average number of bidders at auction time has fallen below a key threshold that at the moment is suggesting property price growth is starting to level off.

There were at least 3.5 active bidders per auction for much of last winter and spring in Sydney and Melbourne, but bidders numbers have

have dropped below this level for 2022 and a sign that the market is easing.

That's according to some new Ray White figures.

Auctioneer Damien Cooley has seen bitter numbers ease since the peak of the property market and he is joining us now.

Good morning, Damien.