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Auction activity is set to further increase across the combined capitals this week, but is expected to be down from the same time last year.
Cotality’s latest Auction Market Preview has shown an increase in scheduled auctions over the week ending 27 July 2025, with 1,751 homes set to go under the hammer.
Auction volumes are set to be up 12.2 per cent on last week when 1,561 homes went under the hammer, but are expected to be 11.3 per cent lower than the same time last year when 1,975 homes went to auction.
Melbourne is set to see the highest number of homes going under the hammer, with 787 homes scheduled for auction.
During the previous week, Victoria’s capital saw 671 auctions held across the city, while 870 auctions were held at the same time last year.
In Sydney, 621 homes are currently set to go under the hammer, up from 585 last week. Over the same week last year, 721 homes across the city went to auction.
In Brisbane, 193 homes are scheduled to go under the hammer, an increase of 25.3 per cent from last week which saw 154 auctions held.
Adelaide is set to see 90 homes go to auction this week, up 4.7 per cent on the previous week with 86 auctions.
As much of the country is set to record rises in auction activity, Canberra can expect a decline for the third consecutive week.
There are 50 homes scheduled to go under the hammer this week, down from 56 last week.
Perth is set to see a slight increase this week, with 10 auctions scheduled for auction up from six last week.
Finally, there are currently no auctions scheduled for Tasmania, after the state saw three homes go under the hammer last week.
Cotality expects auction activity to fall next week across the combined capitals, with about 1,580 homes currently scheduled to go under the hammer.
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