Adelaide real estate auctions Advertiser live streams for Saturday, July 30
Eight Adelaide homes went under the hammer on the weekend and there’s more auctions to catch this week in our live streams.
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All eyes will be on Adelaide’s auction market this weekend, with PropTrack data showing 175 SA homes set to go under the hammer by the end of the weekend.
This is up 61 per cent on last year, highlighting how South Aussies have embraced what real estate agents have touted for years as the most transparent way to buy and sell a home.
And, courtesy of auction streaming and bidding service Gavl, Advertiser subscribers can watch eight auctions live this Saturday.
Tune into the live streams below with auctions beginning from 10am.
AUCTION LIVE STREAMS
According to the data, for homes hitting the auction block between July 25 and July 31, 169 of these are in metro Adelaide, while the other six can be found in regional South Australia.
The biggest suburbs for auctions this week are Fulham Gardens and Hope Valley, each recording five, followed by Mawson Lakes with four and Brighton and Campbelltown with three each.
Ray White national director of special programs Bianca Denham said sellers should consider auction for a variety of reasons.
AUCTION REPLAYS AND RESULTS
“A great auction agent knows they need to build competition and gather as many bidders as possible – this allows magic to happen on auction day,” Ms Denham said.
“Auction has always been regarded as the truest measure of market value and given the results we’re seeing at auction day, 11 per cent above highest offers prior to auction, our sellers are being rewarded.
“Keeping the property in the market for three to four weeks, allows all active buyers to see the property and maximises the competition on auction day.
“We very rarely hear vendors who sell by auction lamenting whether they could have got more, it gives great peace of mind that you have extracted the best money the market will pay.”
Among those homes going under the hammer this weekend are the four-bedroom family stunner at 1 Caulfield Drive, North Haven.
Set on a 702sqm allotment just a short walk from the water, this one’s bound to attract some attention when it hits the auction block at 10am Saturday.
Then, 90 minutes later on the other side of town, a neatly presented and gorgeously updated Newton home at 21 Graves St goes under the hammer.
This ’60s-built home sits on a spacious 619sqm allotment and is complete with an entertainer’s kitchen and a granny flat.
This pocket of the city has always been a hit with families, and this flexible option should attract stiff competition at auction.
Then at 2.30pm, all eyes will be on the five bedroom masterpiece at West Lakes Shore.
The 28 The Annie Watt Circuit home has a whopping five bedrooms, offering luxurious living for even the largest of families.
Positioned in that in-demand pocket between West Lakes and the sea, this one is bound to be an exciting auction.
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