Melbourne Property Auction Update
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It's the Real Estate Podcast, brought to you by ANZ Home Loans for financial well-beings. And welcome to another episode of the Real Estate Podcast, available on iHeartRadio every morning and also on Spotify and Apple and wherever you get your podcasts from. Already the middle of the working week. Didn't take us long to get to Wednesday, the 28th day for September of 2022. And coming up, we are talking with Fabian Sinelli and looking at the Melbourne property market, especially the auctions being held in and around Melbourne and what has happened over the last couple of weeks with Fabian calling the auctions there in Melbourne. Also, as a result of the mortgage rate rises and the home budgets being squeezed, this has had an adverse effect on people's borrowing capacity.
It's something that we are going to have a look at tomorrow on The Real Estate Breakfast. And Domain have reported a couple earning two average incomes of around $92,000 each are borrowing $264,000 less today. than they could have back in April of this year. And the Reserve Bank's head of domestic markets, Jonathan Kern, said buying power had been cut by about 20% while mortgage repayments had risen by 25% since interest rates rose. So we will take a look at that tomorrow morning. It's your weekday real estate breakfast with news, interviews and predictions every morning on The Real Estate Podcast. Hey, if you're celebrating your birthday today for the 28th day of September, on the birthday calls, we've got Naomi Watts.
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What is the current state of the Melbourne property auction market?
Well, we are into spring well and truly. October is here on Saturday, as I've mentioned before, and the mood of real estate seems to have a bit of a change in the air, or at the very least, at a perception level, things seem to be feeling more positive. And it's a great time to look at the state of the Melbourne property market and auctions. So let's welcome back into the Real Estate Breakfast, Fabian Sinelli. He's the Managing Director and Auctioneer from EYS Auctions. And good morning, Fabian. Welcome back to the Real Estate Podcast. Good morning, Craig. Great to be here again. So what do you reckon about that? Do you feel that, you know, we're just about here in October, things are feeling just a little bit more positive, eh?
They are definitely feeling positive. September's a bit of a funny month. It's because of the footy finals and how Melbourne, Victoria especially, are just so religious about their footy. You know, given that we had to go through the footy finals and grand final, a lot of people just want that out of the way before they start to get into the rhythm and flow of the spring market. So although the spring market officially starts in September, I believe it doesn't really kick off until the start of October. So grand finals done and dusted.
How have recent mortgage rate rises affected borrowing capacity?
A Victorian team won it, which was great. Now we can really get into what I feel is going to be the heat of the battle for spring. yeah the heat of the battle that's the way so the melbourne market update there is a lot going on what has been happening look it's definitely steadied and i know i've said this a couple of times over our last couple of shows but 64.5 was recorded last weekend now that's grand final weekend but what's important about that is that it was the same as the previous weekend so that shows me that the market isn't declining and it's still going through that stabilization
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