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The penthouse in the Silverpoint building at 51/3510 Main Beach Parade, Main Beach was marketed by Ray White Main Beach agent Robbie Graham and Ray White Bell Group chairman Andrew Bell, and sold on Saturday morning in front of a crowd of 55 people.
It recorded the top auction result of the day for the Ray White Group.
The Meriton boss has not visited the home since the passing of his wife Rhonda in September last year
A Melbourne family, who were present at the auction, won the final bid and will now use it as their weekender.
Mr Graham said the family will undertake a major renovation of the penthouse.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom penthouse spans 918sqm, with wide wraparound balconies, a private lift lobby, and one of the largest enclosed rooftop pools and entertaining terraces in the city, Mr Graham said.
He said Mr Triguboff was on the phone from Sydney listening to the auction unfold.
“There was strong competitive bidding,” Mr Graham said.
“Bidding opened up at $6 million and it was strong from there.
“Harry is over the moon with the result and is happy that after 35 years it has gone to someone to create their own memories.”
Mr Graham said those bidding on the day included three local families, a buyer from Sydney and one from Melbourne.
Ray White recorded a preliminary clearance rate of 76.4 per cent of all the 484 auctions booked today and recorded an average of 4.9 registered bidders and 3.2 active bidders per auction today.
The auction with the highest number of registered bidders was marketed by Ray White AKG agent Darren Bonehill who recorded 22 registered bidders at 20 Liverpool Street, Eight Mile Plains. The property was sold under the hammer for $1,069,000.
Equalling the highest number of registered bidders (22) was Ray White Prospect’s Stefan Siciliano’s listing at 8 Scott Road, Newtown in South Australia.
According to NurtureCloud, Ray White conducted 7,301 open homes across the nation today, with 32,158 attendees. The open home with the most attendees was at 3/110 Dunsmore Street, Kelvin Grove in Queensland. The property, which was listed by Ray White Wilston agent Peter Douglas, welcomed 76 attendees through today’s open homes.
6/51 Tyler Street, Joondanna in Western Australia also recorded 76 attendees. The property was listed by Ray White Inner North agent Annie Kowal.
The penthouse in the Silverpoint building at 51/3510 Main Beach Parade, Main Beach was marketed by Ray White Main Beach agent Robbie Graham and Ray White Bell Group chairman Andrew Bell, and sold on Saturday morning in front of a crowd of 55 people.
It recorded the top auction result of the day for the Ray White Group.
The Meriton boss has not visited the home since the passing of his wife Rhonda in September last year
A Melbourne family, who were present at the auction, won the final bid and will now use it as their weekender.
Mr Graham said the family will undertake a major renovation of the penthouse.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom penthouse spans 918sqm, with wide wraparound balconies, a private lift lobby, and one of the largest enclosed rooftop pools and entertaining terraces in the city, Mr Graham said.
He said Mr Triguboff was on the phone from Sydney listening to the auction unfold.
“There was strong competitive bidding,” Mr Graham said.
“Bidding opened up at $6 million and it was strong from there.
“Harry is over the moon with the result and is happy that after 35 years it has gone to someone to create their own memories.”
Mr Graham said those bidding on the day included three local families, a buyer from Sydney and one from Melbourne.
Ray White recorded a preliminary clearance rate of 76.4 per cent of all the 484 auctions booked today and recorded an average of 4.9 registered bidders and 3.2 active bidders per auction today.
The auction with the highest number of registered bidders was marketed by Ray White AKG agent Darren Bonehill who recorded 22 registered bidders at 20 Liverpool Street, Eight Mile Plains. The property was sold under the hammer for $1,069,000.
Equalling the highest number of registered bidders (22) was Ray White Prospect’s Stefan Siciliano’s listing at 8 Scott Road, Newtown in South Australia.
According to NurtureCloud, Ray White conducted 7,301 open homes across the nation today, with 32,158 attendees. The open home with the most attendees was at 3/110 Dunsmore Street, Kelvin Grove in Queensland. The property, which was listed by Ray White Wilston agent Peter Douglas, welcomed 76 attendees through today’s open homes.
6/51 Tyler Street, Joondanna in Western Australia also recorded 76 attendees. The property was listed by Ray White Inner North agent Annie Kowal.
NSW
Ray White New South Wales Head of Auctions Dave McMahon said the auction volume returned a respectable 175 after the long weekend with 25 per cent of properties selling prior to auction day.
“Early reports indicate a slight dip in our bidder numbers as they currently sit at an average 3.3 registered per auction which is the lowest we’ve seen in recent weeks,” Mr McMahon said.
“This could be related to increases in listing levels or perhaps being the last week or school holidays.”
Sold under the hammer for $2,585,000
25 registered bidders, 8 active bidders
Lead agent: Joel Simpson - 0450 907 598
Ray White Castle Hill
- Sold under the hammer for $856,000
- 8 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
- Lead agent: Meshel Bahnam
- Ray White United Group - Rooty Hill
Sold under the hammer for $917,000
14 registered bidders, 6 active bidders
Lead agent: Meshel Bahnam
Ray White United Group - Rooty Hill
VIC
Ray White Victoria Chief Auctioneer Jeremy Tyrrell said Melbourne's property market is gaining momentum as auction volume continues to build with 272 auctions scheduled for the week, an increase of 9.24 percent from the previous week and a rise of 19.82 percent year on year.
“The surge in volume is being met by high demand from buyers, with strong competition being reported across a number of auctions and an overall clearance rate of 73.1 percent,” Mr Tyrrell said.
“The beauty of real estate is where lives are changed from the stories of success. A young couple who recently sold their home in Carrum, competed against four bidders at the 10am auction at 16 Watson St, Frankston, to successfully purchase the charming two-storey residence to create their forever home.
“With their young baby in tow they nudged out the competition at $1,210,000 after a three month search for the perfect home.”
NSW
Ray White New South Wales Head of Auctions Dave McMahon said the auction volume returned a respectable 175 after the long weekend with 25 per cent of properties selling prior to auction day.
“Early reports indicate a slight dip in our bidder numbers as they currently sit at an average 3.3 registered per auction which is the lowest we’ve seen in recent weeks,” Mr McMahon said.
“This could be related to increases in listing levels or perhaps being the last week or school holidays.”
Sold under the hammer for $2,585,000
25 registered bidders, 8 active bidders
Lead agent: Joel Simpson - 0450 907 598
Ray White Castle Hill
- Sold under the hammer for $856,000
- 8 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
- Lead agent: Meshel Bahnam
- Ray White United Group - Rooty Hill
Sold under the hammer for $917,000
14 registered bidders, 6 active bidders
Lead agent: Meshel Bahnam
Ray White United Group - Rooty Hill
VIC
Ray White Victoria Chief Auctioneer Jeremy Tyrrell said Melbourne's property market is gaining momentum as auction volume continues to build with 272 auctions scheduled for the week, an increase of 9.24 percent from the previous week and a rise of 19.82 percent year on year.
“The surge in volume is being met by high demand from buyers, with strong competition being reported across a number of auctions and an overall clearance rate of 73.1 percent,” Mr Tyrrell said.
“The beauty of real estate is where lives are changed from the stories of success. A young couple who recently sold their home in Carrum, competed against four bidders at the 10am auction at 16 Watson St, Frankston, to successfully purchase the charming two-storey residence to create their forever home.
“With their young baby in tow they nudged out the competition at $1,210,000 after a three month search for the perfect home.”
Sold under the hammer for $1,425,000
2 registered bidders, 3 active bidders
Lead agent/auctioneer: Aidan Oke - 0430 137 587
Ray White The Bayside Group
Manfred and Heather Fahnle sold their much-loved property at 1/10 Bay Street, Mordialloc under the hammer this morning for $1,425,000.
Mr Fahnle built the home, which was part of a complex, in 1998.
Mrs Fahnle, a ceramic artist, said they had lived there since 2007 and later decided to move to their holiday house in Phillip Island.
“We have been renting this property out, and when our tenant moved out we thought it was an opportunity to see what the market was like,” she said.
“It’s a unique property - it’s very industrial with huge windows. It is pretty timeless seeing as it was built 30 years ago too.”
She described today’s sale as “bittersweet” and said a young couple bought the property at auction.
“If you were developing that land now, you would have more townhouses on it. It was so spacious for us to live in and bring up our two sons.”
Mrs Fahnle said the property was in a great position.
“I am not too sure how many steps it takes to get to the beach, but in the mornings you can see the race horses being exercised and it’s lovely to see them in the water,” she said.
“Both our sons are very into fishing, and often go to Mordialloc creek.”
Meanwhile, Mrs Fahnle said Ray White’s online portal NurtureCloud was “very helpful” during the campaign.
“It was great to get live updates and see how many people were coming through the open homes, how many were opening the contract, and it kept us up-to-date with everything.
“When it came to auction day we had a profile of our bidders which gave us confidence in our agent.”
Sold under the hammer for $1,425,000
2 registered bidders, 3 active bidders
Lead agent/auctioneer: Aidan Oke - 0430 137 587
Ray White The Bayside Group
Manfred and Heather Fahnle sold their much-loved property at 1/10 Bay Street, Mordialloc under the hammer this morning for $1,425,000.
Mr Fahnle built the home, which was part of a complex, in 1998.
Mrs Fahnle, a ceramic artist, said they had lived there since 2007 and later decided to move to their holiday house in Phillip Island.
“We have been renting this property out, and when our tenant moved out we thought it was an opportunity to see what the market was like,” she said.
“It’s a unique property - it’s very industrial with huge windows. It is pretty timeless seeing as it was built 30 years ago too.”
She described today’s sale as “bittersweet” and said a young couple bought the property at auction.
“If you were developing that land now, you would have more townhouses on it. It was so spacious for us to live in and bring up our two sons.”
Mrs Fahnle said the property was in a great position.
“I am not too sure how many steps it takes to get to the beach, but in the mornings you can see the race horses being exercised and it’s lovely to see them in the water,” she said.
“Both our sons are very into fishing, and often go to Mordialloc creek.”
Meanwhile, Mrs Fahnle said Ray White’s online portal NurtureCloud was “very helpful” during the campaign.
“It was great to get live updates and see how many people were coming through the open homes, how many were opening the contract, and it kept us up-to-date with everything.
“When it came to auction day we had a profile of our bidders which gave us confidence in our agent.”
Sold under the hammer for $662,500
3 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
Lead agent/auctioneer: Mike Assadd - 0499 249 954
Ray White Wollert
Sabine and Thomas Heidt have celebrated their 35-year wedding anniversary in style today - selling their three-bedroom home of nine years under the hammer at 4 Ravensthorpe Lane, Epping.
Still wrapping their heads around today’s auction result, the couple who plan to retire soon, are looking to move to Preston.
“We really loved this house and the location, it’s in a very quiet street,” Mrs Heidt said.
“The structure of the building is so good.
“We have made so many lovely memories here and it’s nice to see it has been bought by another family.”
Mrs Heidt said she used Ray White’s online portal NurtureCloud to get regular updates on her property throughout the campaign.
“Oh NurtureCloud was so good- I used it about 10 times a day - sometimes I had to restrain myself,” she laughed.
“The portal was outstanding, and Mike and his team were so incredible, he was always there for us and called us back every time and explained everything to us.
“Mike was like a father figure to us.”
She said the portal helped her keep an eye on feedback from potential buyers, and provided her with open home attendance numbers.
“It was great to see how many people were actually looking at the floor plan- seeing that on your own property was really interesting,” she said.
Sold under the hammer for $662,500
3 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
Lead agent/auctioneer: Mike Assadd - 0499 249 954
Ray White Wollert
Sabine and Thomas Heidt have celebrated their 35-year wedding anniversary in style today - selling their three-bedroom home of nine years under the hammer at 4 Ravensthorpe Lane, Epping.
Still wrapping their heads around today’s auction result, the couple who plan to retire soon, are looking to move to Preston.
“We really loved this house and the location, it’s in a very quiet street,” Mrs Heidt said.
“The structure of the building is so good.
“We have made so many lovely memories here and it’s nice to see it has been bought by another family.”
Mrs Heidt said she used Ray White’s online portal NurtureCloud to get regular updates on her property throughout the campaign.
“Oh NurtureCloud was so good- I used it about 10 times a day - sometimes I had to restrain myself,” she laughed.
“The portal was outstanding, and Mike and his team were so incredible, he was always there for us and called us back every time and explained everything to us.
“Mike was like a father figure to us.”
She said the portal helped her keep an eye on feedback from potential buyers, and provided her with open home attendance numbers.
“It was great to see how many people were actually looking at the floor plan- seeing that on your own property was really interesting,” she said.
Sold under the hammer for $1,210,000
10 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agent - Ashley Weston - 0439 101 677
Ray White Frankston
Auctioneer - Jeremy Tyrrell, Ray White
Buyer Scott Padgett and wife Maddison bought this four-bedroom two-bathroom home at auction for $1,210,000.
With their little boy Aace by their side, the young couple is looking forward to moving into their new home.
Mr Padgett said he had been looking for a home for the last three months and was glad the search was over.
“There’s room to move here and the property has family vibes,” he said.
“I have been to auctions three weekends in a row and I’m glad I don’t have to do it again - it was stressful!”
Sold under the hammer for $814,000
3 registered bidders, 1 active bidder
Lead agent/auctioneer - Dominic Torzillo - 0457 275 113
QLD
Ray White Queensland Chief Auctioneer Gavin Croft said Queensland saw continued depth in bidder numbers, strong clearance rates, and plenty of examples of unpredictable bidding to secure homes at auction.
“We saw very clear themes right across not only today but over the past week. I have called in excess of 40 auctions over the last week,” Mr Croft said.
“Interestingly, with eight of those properties the bidding started above or at reserve price which kind of gives you an insight into what people are doing to knock their competition out.
“We also had a number of properties sold prior to auction.”
Sold under the hammer for $1,222,000
10 registered bidders, 6 active
Benny Liu - 0431 420 796
Ray White Rochedale
Auctioneer: Gavin Croft, Ray White
51/3510 Main Beach Parade, Main Beach
Sold under the hammer for $11 million
5 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agents - Ray White Main Beach agent Robbie Graham - 0403 737 788 and Ray White Bell Group chairman Andrew Bell
Auctioneer: Andrew Bell, Ray White
Sold under the hammer for $1,210,000
10 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agent - Ashley Weston - 0439 101 677
Ray White Frankston
Auctioneer - Jeremy Tyrrell, Ray White
Buyer Scott Padgett and wife Maddison bought this four-bedroom two-bathroom home at auction for $1,210,000.
With their little boy Aace by their side, the young couple is looking forward to moving into their new home.
Mr Padgett said he had been looking for a home for the last three months and was glad the search was over.
“There’s room to move here and the property has family vibes,” he said.
“I have been to auctions three weekends in a row and I’m glad I don’t have to do it again - it was stressful!”
Sold under the hammer for $814,000
3 registered bidders, 1 active bidder
Lead agent/auctioneer - Dominic Torzillo - 0457 275 113
QLD
Ray White Queensland Chief Auctioneer Gavin Croft said Queensland saw continued depth in bidder numbers, strong clearance rates, and plenty of examples of unpredictable bidding to secure homes at auction.
“We saw very clear themes right across not only today but over the past week. I have called in excess of 40 auctions over the last week,” Mr Croft said.
“Interestingly, with eight of those properties the bidding started above or at reserve price which kind of gives you an insight into what people are doing to knock their competition out.
“We also had a number of properties sold prior to auction.”
Sold under the hammer for $1,222,000
10 registered bidders, 6 active
Benny Liu - 0431 420 796
Ray White Rochedale
Auctioneer: Gavin Croft, Ray White
51/3510 Main Beach Parade, Main Beach
Sold under the hammer for $11 million
5 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agents - Ray White Main Beach agent Robbie Graham - 0403 737 788 and Ray White Bell Group chairman Andrew Bell
Auctioneer: Andrew Bell, Ray White
Sold under the hammer for $841,000
6 registered bidders, 3 active bidders
Lead agent: Chris Rhode - 0437 635 954
Ray White Aspley
Auctioneer: Gavin Croft, Ray White
Peter Foo and his brother Paul sold their parents’ three-bedroom one-bathroom property at 128 Normanhurst Rd, Boondall under the hammer for $841,000 on Saturday morning.
Mr Foo said his mum and dad, who had since passed away, started building their family home in 1964.
“They took out a mortgage to buy here,” Mr Foo said.
Mr Foo said he had previously lived at the home, on a 506sqm block, for 35 years.
“It’s a lovely family home and it’s nice to see it’s going to someone else now,” he said.
“It really is a renovator’s delight, however there’s not too much work to be done on it - just the bathroom and kitchen.
Ray White Aspley agent Chris Rhode said the early Saturday morning auction attracted a crowd of 25, who were mainly first home buyers.
12 Hubbard Street, Wavell Heights
Sold under the hammer for $2,480,000
7 registered bidders, 7 active bidders
Lead agent: Dwight Ferguson - 0412 385 720
Ray White Metro North
SA
Ray White South Australia Chief Auctioneer John Morris said the total auction market in South Australia had slowed down over the last couple of weeks with the grand final two weeks ago and a long weekend last week.
“We conducted in excess of 50 per cent of all auctions over those last couple of weeks and it has gone back to the normal of about 40 per cent auction market share for Ray White in this state this week,” Mr Morris said.
“Last week Ray White had an 87 per cent clearance and the rest of the market had a 67 per cent clearance rate on auction day.
“What that means is nearly nine out of every 10 Ray White auctions resulted in a successful sale compared to only about 2/3 of our competitors.”
Mr Morris said: “I think results will remain very, very strong as we move further into the heart of the spring selling season - the data shows buyers are confident with the auction process”. “Sellers are motivated and auctions as always remain the most transparent and competitive way to achieve the best possible price,” he said.
Sold under the hammer for $841,000
6 registered bidders, 3 active bidders
Lead agent: Chris Rhode - 0437 635 954
Ray White Aspley
Auctioneer: Gavin Croft, Ray White
Peter Foo and his brother Paul sold their parents’ three-bedroom one-bathroom property at 128 Normanhurst Rd, Boondall under the hammer for $841,000 on Saturday morning.
Mr Foo said his mum and dad, who had since passed away, started building their family home in 1964.
“They took out a mortgage to buy here,” Mr Foo said.
Mr Foo said he had previously lived at the home, on a 506sqm block, for 35 years.
“It’s a lovely family home and it’s nice to see it’s going to someone else now,” he said.
“It really is a renovator’s delight, however there’s not too much work to be done on it - just the bathroom and kitchen.
Ray White Aspley agent Chris Rhode said the early Saturday morning auction attracted a crowd of 25, who were mainly first home buyers.
12 Hubbard Street, Wavell Heights
Sold under the hammer for $2,480,000
7 registered bidders, 7 active bidders
Lead agent: Dwight Ferguson - 0412 385 720
Ray White Metro North
SA
Ray White South Australia Chief Auctioneer John Morris said the total auction market in South Australia had slowed down over the last couple of weeks with the grand final two weeks ago and a long weekend last week.
“We conducted in excess of 50 per cent of all auctions over those last couple of weeks and it has gone back to the normal of about 40 per cent auction market share for Ray White in this state this week,” Mr Morris said.
“Last week Ray White had an 87 per cent clearance and the rest of the market had a 67 per cent clearance rate on auction day.
“What that means is nearly nine out of every 10 Ray White auctions resulted in a successful sale compared to only about 2/3 of our competitors.”
Mr Morris said: “I think results will remain very, very strong as we move further into the heart of the spring selling season - the data shows buyers are confident with the auction process”. “Sellers are motivated and auctions as always remain the most transparent and competitive way to achieve the best possible price,” he said.
Sold under the hammer for $1,150,000
11 registered bidders, 3 active bidders
Lead agent - Linda Clemente - 0409 099 046
Ray White Norwood
Auctioneer: John Morris, Ray White
The search for an investment property for Laura Kallios and her husband Jordan is now over after the couple bought 145 Stradbroke Rd, Rostrevor under the hammer for $1,150,000.
Mrs Kallios, 31, got married six months ago and had a goal to buy their second investment property by the end of the year.
“We have been looking since April,” she said.
“My husband has been bidding at the auctions and I haven’t been going to them.
“But today I came to the auction after attending the open home and now we are saying I am the lucky charm!”
Prior to today’s auction, Mr Kallios, 30, had looked at 15 properties.
Mrs Kallios said she loved the family feel of the four-bedroom two-bathroom Rostrevor home.
“It is a steady brick home, has a backyard and the postcode is awesome,” she said.
The couple plan to celebrate the purchase of their new property at a nice restaurant tonight.
Sold under the hammer for $1,150,000
11 registered bidders, 3 active bidders
Lead agent - Linda Clemente - 0409 099 046
Ray White Norwood
Auctioneer: John Morris, Ray White
The search for an investment property for Laura Kallios and her husband Jordan is now over after the couple bought 145 Stradbroke Rd, Rostrevor under the hammer for $1,150,000.
Mrs Kallios, 31, got married six months ago and had a goal to buy their second investment property by the end of the year.
“We have been looking since April,” she said.
“My husband has been bidding at the auctions and I haven’t been going to them.
“But today I came to the auction after attending the open home and now we are saying I am the lucky charm!”
Prior to today’s auction, Mr Kallios, 30, had looked at 15 properties.
Mrs Kallios said she loved the family feel of the four-bedroom two-bathroom Rostrevor home.
“It is a steady brick home, has a backyard and the postcode is awesome,” she said.
The couple plan to celebrate the purchase of their new property at a nice restaurant tonight.
Sold under the hammer for $1,476,500
22 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
Lead agent - Stefan Siciliano - 0403 171 489
Ray White Prospect
Auctioneer: John Morris, Ray White
On Saturday morning seller Frank Bruno sold his parents’ home at 8 Scott Road, Newtown which they had owned since 1975 for $1,476,500.
Mr Bruno’s mum passed away last year and his father passed away 10 years ago.
He said the auction campaign, led by Ray White Prospect director Stefan Siciliano, drew a lot of interest.
“I was inside the house during the auction but outside there was a crowd of 100,” Mr Bruno said.
“We are so happy this home has now gone to another great couple, who I met during the campaign.”
Mr Bruno said the four-bedroom two-bathroom home was in “immaculate condition” and located in a quiet cul-de-sac.
“This home is rock solid,” he said.
“I loved living here. The house is 50 years old and there’s not too much traffic around.
“It’s a great place for kids to grow up with the reserve just across the road.
“I remember playing cricket across the road.”
Mr Bruno said he regularly used Ray White’s online portal NurtureCloud to keep an eye on how many people were attending the open homes during the campaign.
“It was good to see the numbers, I used the portal a lot.”
27 York Terrace, Ferryden Park
Sold under the hammer for $1.26 million
13 registered bidders, 6 active
Lead agent - Peter Kiritsis - 0411 501 520
Ray White Woodville
417 Prospect Road, Blair Athol
Sold under the hammer for $1,252,000
7 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
Adam Humzy - 0488 586 552
Ray White Prospect
Auctioneer: John Morris, Ray White
Sold under the hammer for $1,476,500
22 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
Lead agent - Stefan Siciliano - 0403 171 489
Ray White Prospect
Auctioneer: John Morris, Ray White
On Saturday morning seller Frank Bruno sold his parents’ home at 8 Scott Road, Newtown which they had owned since 1975 for $1,476,500.
Mr Bruno’s mum passed away last year and his father passed away 10 years ago.
He said the auction campaign, led by Ray White Prospect director Stefan Siciliano, drew a lot of interest.
“I was inside the house during the auction but outside there was a crowd of 100,” Mr Bruno said.
“We are so happy this home has now gone to another great couple, who I met during the campaign.”
Mr Bruno said the four-bedroom two-bathroom home was in “immaculate condition” and located in a quiet cul-de-sac.
“This home is rock solid,” he said.
“I loved living here. The house is 50 years old and there’s not too much traffic around.
“It’s a great place for kids to grow up with the reserve just across the road.
“I remember playing cricket across the road.”
Mr Bruno said he regularly used Ray White’s online portal NurtureCloud to keep an eye on how many people were attending the open homes during the campaign.
“It was good to see the numbers, I used the portal a lot.”
27 York Terrace, Ferryden Park
Sold under the hammer for $1.26 million
13 registered bidders, 6 active
Lead agent - Peter Kiritsis - 0411 501 520
Ray White Woodville
417 Prospect Road, Blair Athol
Sold under the hammer for $1,252,000
7 registered bidders, 5 active bidders
Adam Humzy - 0488 586 552
Ray White Prospect
Auctioneer: John Morris, Ray White
Sold under the hammer for $1,050,000
6 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agent: Nick Psarros - 0400 506 555
Ray White Port Adelaide
Auctioneer: Sam Grover, Ray White
First home buyers Chloe Coates and her husband Donald Impett finally have a house to call home.
The young couple, both aged 28, bought 15 Portland Road, Queenstown under the hammer for $1,050,000 today.
“This is our first home and we are really excited,” Mrs Coates said.
“We have been renting since we were around 22, when we moved out of home.”
Mrs Coates said she loved the character build of the three-bedroom double-brick home.
“We also really loved the neighbourhood - at the auction all the neighbours were so happy for us,” she said.
“There’s a fenced playground across the street and we can imagine having a family, and plan to!”
Mrs Coates said she loved auctions and was glad to finally win one.
“They are high intensity and can make you nervous,” she said.
“I love them because of the transparency. With best offers you kind of wonder if they (agents) are trying to get more money out of you, and are they being honest.
“Seeing people bid means transparency.”
Sold under the hammer for $1,050,000
6 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agent: Nick Psarros - 0400 506 555
Ray White Port Adelaide
Auctioneer: Sam Grover, Ray White
First home buyers Chloe Coates and her husband Donald Impett finally have a house to call home.
The young couple, both aged 28, bought 15 Portland Road, Queenstown under the hammer for $1,050,000 today.
“This is our first home and we are really excited,” Mrs Coates said.
“We have been renting since we were around 22, when we moved out of home.”
Mrs Coates said she loved the character build of the three-bedroom double-brick home.
“We also really loved the neighbourhood - at the auction all the neighbours were so happy for us,” she said.
“There’s a fenced playground across the street and we can imagine having a family, and plan to!”
Mrs Coates said she loved auctions and was glad to finally win one.
“They are high intensity and can make you nervous,” she said.
“I love them because of the transparency. With best offers you kind of wonder if they (agents) are trying to get more money out of you, and are they being honest.
“Seeing people bid means transparency.”
The couple said they were “so lucky” to have all their family present at the auction.
“My brother and his wife have triplets so we were all carrying one, they had a bottle of champagne and so we popped it as soon as we won, and had a glass,” she said.
Sold under the hammer for $975,000
9 registered bidders, 5 active
Lead agent - Brandon Pilgrim - 0438 807 061
Auctioneer: George Kargiotis
Ray White Western Australia CEO Mark Whiteman said there was a shortage of listings again this week.
“The ever tightening of listings on the market was creating competition for the limited supply,” Mr Whiteman said.
“This was reflected during bidding of Perth auctions, with results exceeding expectations by upwards of 300,000 in some cases.”
The couple said they were “so lucky” to have all their family present at the auction.
“My brother and his wife have triplets so we were all carrying one, they had a bottle of champagne and so we popped it as soon as we won, and had a glass,” she said.
Sold under the hammer for $975,000
9 registered bidders, 5 active
Lead agent - Brandon Pilgrim - 0438 807 061
Auctioneer: George Kargiotis
Ray White Western Australia CEO Mark Whiteman said there was a shortage of listings again this week.
“The ever tightening of listings on the market was creating competition for the limited supply,” Mr Whiteman said.
“This was reflected during bidding of Perth auctions, with results exceeding expectations by upwards of 300,000 in some cases.”
Sold under the hammer - $1,596,500
14 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agent: Adrian Loh - 0411 019 185
Ray White Dalkeith|Claremont
Buyer Paul Lee has been looking for a home for the past six weeks and today he finally sealed the deal at the auction of 26 Elgon Hill, Willetton.
Mr Lee, who has two children, placed the winning bid on the four-bedroom two bathroom property which sold for $1,596,500.
He said the location of the property in a popular school catchment was the big draw card.
Set on an elevated block in one of Willetton's most convenient pockets, the property is loaded with potential.
Mr Lee said he found the auction process similar to what he had seen on TV.
“It wasn’t too stressful, it was better being in it instead of watching it on TV,” he said.
With six family members as “back up” on auction day, Mr Lee said it was now time to chill out and cancel all of today’s open home inspections.
Ray White Dalkeith|Claremont agent Adrian Loh said there were close to 100 people who attended today’s auction.
“The interest was massive,” Mr Loh said.
“Some people saw block value, others saw the potential to renovate - the biggest seller was that it was in a school zone.”
Sold under the hammer - $1,596,500
14 registered bidders, 4 active bidders
Lead agent: Adrian Loh - 0411 019 185
Ray White Dalkeith|Claremont
Buyer Paul Lee has been looking for a home for the past six weeks and today he finally sealed the deal at the auction of 26 Elgon Hill, Willetton.
Mr Lee, who has two children, placed the winning bid on the four-bedroom two bathroom property which sold for $1,596,500.
He said the location of the property in a popular school catchment was the big draw card.
Set on an elevated block in one of Willetton's most convenient pockets, the property is loaded with potential.
Mr Lee said he found the auction process similar to what he had seen on TV.
“It wasn’t too stressful, it was better being in it instead of watching it on TV,” he said.
With six family members as “back up” on auction day, Mr Lee said it was now time to chill out and cancel all of today’s open home inspections.
Ray White Dalkeith|Claremont agent Adrian Loh said there were close to 100 people who attended today’s auction.
“The interest was massive,” Mr Loh said.
“Some people saw block value, others saw the potential to renovate - the biggest seller was that it was in a school zone.”
