WATCH LIVE! Brisbane auctions to watch this weekend

Keep an eye on the Brisbane property market in real time with our live auction coverage. First auction at 9am.

19 Lewis St, Camp Hill goes to auction at 10am.

We’re following Brisbane auctioneers across Greater Brisbane on Saturday as more than 80 homes go under the hammer.

SEE THE AUCTION LINE-UP BELOW

The region heads to auction with a 31 per cent clearance rate from last week and another interest rate rise to factor in to the borrowing capacity of buyers.

Stay with us throughout the day as we bring you live auction coverage from 9am via the Gavl livestream below.

9am – 19 Lewis St, Camp Hill – 5 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car on 604sq m

19 Lewis St, Camp Hill

We’re starting the day in Brisbane’s south where this brand new family home is being taken to auction through Place Bulimba. It’s a mix of classic Queenslander and Hamptons and there’s a glass-framed swimming pool out the back for when this cold spell finally ends.
Result: Passed in with a vendor bid of $2.3m. Conditional buyers with ‘mild conditions’ will be inspecting the home at 3pm.
PropTrack data: Camp Hill’s median house price is $1.425m, which represents a 9 per cent annual increase over the past 10 years.

10am – 60 Chancellor St, Sherwood – 5 Bed / 4 Bath / 2 Car on 810sq m

60 Chancellor St, Sherwood

An original 1930s Queenslander in Brisbane’s southwest will go to auction at 10am and has some hi-tech inclusions and elegant renovations to bring it into the modern era. There’s also a mineral pool with a spa.
Result: Passed in with a bid of $2.5m. The property will be listed for sale seeking offers over $2.5m and an open house has been scheduled for 3pm this afternoon.
PropTrack data: Sherwood’s median house price is $1.275m, which is a 6.6 per cent annual increase in over the past 10 years.

10.30am – 26 Argent Place, Sunnybank Hills – 5 Bed / 4 Bath /3 Car on 1906sq m

26 Argent Place, Sunnybank Hills

A grand home in Brisbane’s outer south with resort-style amenities including a swimming pool, sauna, tennis court with basketball hoop, a large covered alfresco seating area with a 2-Pac kitchen service, and landscaped gardens.
Result: Passed in at $3.25m. PropTrack data: The median house price in Sunnybank Hills is $934,000, representing a 7.1 per cent annual increase over the past 10 years.

11am – 31 Pollock St, Balmoral – 4 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 607sq m

31 Pollock St, Balmoral

Closer to the city but still in Brisbane’ south is this two-level home with bedrooms upstairs and multiple living areas downstairs. There’s a rear deck and an in-ground pool.
Result: Sold for $2.15m.
PropTrack data: Balmoral’s median house price is $1.56m, which is a 7 per cent annual increase over the past 10 years.

11.30am – 2 Alphitonia Cres, Sunnybank Hills – 4 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car on 772sq m

2 Alphitonia Cres, Sunnybank Hills

We’re back in Sunnybank Hills for the auction of this family home that has been renovated and updated over time. The house has raked ceilings exposed brickwork, solid timber beams and a functional layout for large families. This property is coming to market for the first time in 27 years.
Result: Sold for $1.13m after two bidders took the property to auction with bidding starting at $960,000 (the Gavl livestream was not activated for this auction).
PropTrack data: Around a third of all homes in Sunnybank Hills are owned outright with roughly the same percentage currently paying off a loan for their home. Just over a quarter of the suburb’s houses are rented.

Noon – 119 Banks St, Alderley – 3 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 1824sq m

119 Banks St, Alderley

In Brisbane’s north, this small home on a giant block is coming to market for the first time. It has good bones but is in need of some TLC.
Result: Passed in with a vendor bid of $1.5m.
PropTrack data: Alderley’s median house price is $1.2775m, which is an 8 per cent annual increase over 10 years

2pm – 15 Akala St, Camp Hill 5 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car – Place

15 Akala St, Camp Hill

Our next auction takes us back across the river to Camp Hill where another Hamptons home is heading to auction. This near-new residence has an expansive outdoor terrace with views across landscaped grounds to the in-ground pool.
Result: Sold for $1.65m after two bidders took the property to auction.
PropTrack data: 43 per cent of homeowners in Camp Hill are currently paying off a mortgage, with 27 per cent owning their home outright and 28 per cent renting.

3PM– Crafted Property auction event at The Coffee Club, 18 Commerce Drive, Browns Plains

Lot 1 – 37 Gumview Cres, Flagstone – 5 Bed / 2 Bath – 6 Car on 2263sq m

Lot 1 – 37 Gumview Cres, Flagstone

Flagstone was named 25 years ago in the City of Logan as part of a 40-year vision to expand residential housing to accommodate 120,000 people in this regional location. This neat and tidy family home has tropical landscaping around an in-ground pool and an extra-height three bay shed. It last sold in 2014 for $425,000.

Result: Sold under the hammer for $890,000

Lot 2 – 99 Huntingdale Drive, Greenbank – 6 Bed / 2 Bath / 9 Car on 1ha

Lot 2 – 99 Huntingdale Drive, Greenbank

Also in the City of Logan is this acreage estate that includes a main house (built in 1995) with two dams, a swimming pool, a triple carport, and a two-bay and four-bay shed. It last sold in 2010 for $540,000.
Result: Sold under the hammer for $902,000
PropTrack data: The median house price in Greenbank is $877,000, which represents annual growth of 6 per cent over the past 10 years.

Lot 3 – 125 Abbey St, Forestdale – 5 Bed / 2 Bath / 6 Car on 4014sq m

125-133 Abbey St, Forestdale

An acreage estate in an exclusive pocket in the Logan suburb of Forestdale that last sold in 2018 for $895,000.
Result: Sold prior to auction for $1.3m
PropTrack data: The median house price in Forestdale is $1.162m, a 6 per cent annual increase over the past 10 years.

4PM – 11 Avebury St, West End – 5 Bed / 3 Bath / 3 Car on 536sq m

11 Avebury St, West End

The inner city will see the auction of this contemporary home with a private pontoon on the Brisbane River that last sold in 2015 for $2.525m.
Result: Bidding opened at $2.3m and jumped quickly to $3m. At $3.35m the auction paused to negotiate and an increased offer of $3.75m was received which was still not enough to buy the home. A vendor bid of $3.9m was made and the property passed in at that price.
PropTrack data: West End’s median house price is $1.6m, representing annual growth of 8 per cent over the past 10 years.

5pm – 19 Merlin St, Tennyson – 4 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 405sq m

19 Merlin St, Tennyson

Our final auction of the day is walking distance from the Queensland Tennis Centre. This family home has bedrooms upstairs and living areas downstairs with a patio and artificially turfed backyard. It last sold in 2016 for $855,000.
Result: Passed in at $1.2m
PropTrack data: With only eight houses selling in this suburb over the past 12 months, no median house price is available.