Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs Property Market Mid Year 2025 Low Volume, Rising Demand by Alan Weiss скачать в хорошем качестве

Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs Property Market Mid Year 2025 Low Volume, Rising Demand by Alan Weiss

We’re now halfway through 2025, and Sydney’s eastern suburbs property market is being shaped by two powerful forces: limited supply and buyer demand. Across postcodes 2022 to 2030, the number of sales has dropped significantly—572 transactions year-to-date, compared with 998 in the whole of 2024. But despite fewer sales, prices remain resilient. The median sale price is still above $2 million. The highest sale so far this year? A $56 million home in Vaucluse. Beachside suburbs like Bronte, Clovelly, and Bondi are leading the way, with house prices continuing to climb. Bronte now rivals Double Bay in terms of prestige pricing. Apartments are also performing well in downsizer hotspots like Woollahra and Bondi Junction, where demand has stayed strong despite reduced stock. Auction clearance rates in the east have bounced back to 74.5%, well above the Sydney-wide average. With interest rates stabilising, buyer confidence is returning. We’re also seeing a growing shift back to inner-city living, with renewed interest in areas like Paddington and Surry Hills. The standout trend? The rise of the eastern beaches. Bronte, Clovelly, and surrounding suburbs are now among the most in-demand areas in the country. Looking ahead to FY2026, the outlook remains positive. Domain is forecasting 7% growth for house prices and 6% for apartments across Sydney. If you’re thinking about your next move—now’s the time to plan. #alanweiss #weissrealestate https://weissrealestate.com.au/sydney...