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A 1920s Sydney apartment sold for $15M, exceeding its reserve, as rising rates cool housing demand.
A 1920s beachfront apartment block in Coogee, Sydney, sold for $15 million at auction, attracting 10 bidders, with the winning developer planning to demolish and rebuild luxury units.
The property, guided at $9.5 million, surpassed its $11 million reserve.
In other sales, a Balmoral Beach flat sold for $1.95 million at reserve, a North Shore property fetched $3.6 million—$400,000 above reserve after a guide reduction—and a North Parramatta four-unit block rented for nearly $500 weekly each sold for $2.315 million.
Sydney’s auction clearance rate was 65% with 231 withdrawals, as rising interest rates continue to dampen buyer demand, according to AMP economist Dr. Shane Oliver.
Un apartamento de Sydney de la década de 1920 se vendió por $ 15M, superando su reserva, ya que el aumento de las tasas enfría la demanda de vivienda.