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  1. Chloe R. ·

    Price guides are getting more realistic in Newcastle. Fewer underquoting grumbles at the opens.
  2. James O. ·

    Any Adelaide people seeing interstate investors drop off? Opens feel more local lately.
  3. Priya S. ·

    Yes, the agent at an Elizabeth open said interstate enquiries have halved since autumn.
  4. Ahmed H. ·

    Since the rate rise, two buyers I know have pulled out of auctions. Their brokers cut their borrowing capacity.
  5. Jess T. ·

    Same here. One couple dropped their budget by about 60k after the reassessment.
  6. Ben C. ·

    That's the real effect of a rate rise. Fewer bidders with less to spend, not empty rooms.
  7. Olivia N. ·

    A Bendigo agent told me investors ask about yields first now, not growth.
  8. Marco D. ·

    Inner west results this weekend were mixed. Two strong results, three passed in.
  9. Hannah B. ·

    A reminder to keep comments about agents and vendors respectful, and to leave out names and addresses.
  10. Sarah M. ·

    Preston: the two bedroom unit I mentioned finally sold, about 5 percent under the original guide.
  11. Tom W. ·

    Geelong opens were quieter this weekend. Fewer groups than a month ago.
  12. Mei L. ·

    Brisbane's inner north is still strong for houses. Units are flat.
  13. Daniel K. ·

    Perth opens are slowing a little, but stock is still very low.
  14. Chloe R. ·

    Newcastle: more price reductions in the listings this week than I've seen all year.
  15. James O. ·

    Adelaide is holding up best of the places I watch. Low stock is doing the work.
  16. Priya S. ·

    Parramatta: two investor units listed in my building this week.
  17. Ahmed H. ·

    Blacktown auction this morning: one bidder, passed in, sold after negotiation.
  18. Jess T. ·

    Canberra: a quiet Saturday, but the good houses still sold. Plenty of buyers waiting for the right one.
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