The RET Nightcap — preview
Everything that mattered today. Everything to watch tomorrow. A sharp daily briefing delivered at 7pm each weekday — separately from our regular RET bulletins. This preview pulls in real content from the latest published articles.
Good evening — here's what moved today
Major capitals posted a 1.2% lift in auction clearance rates last week, with Sydney and Adelaide leading the charge. Vendor confidence is returning faster than expected.
- 01RBA minutes due today — rate outlook under the microscope.
- 02Sydney clearance rate sits at 67%, highest since April.
- 03New agent licensing reforms flagged in Queensland.
- 04Auction volumes lift 22% week-on-week nationally.
Melbourne's laneway coffee shops add an average $47,000 to nearby apartment values. Yes, your latte has ROI.
Source · REA market notes
Overheard at an open home
Buyer, staring at a 1980s ensuite: 'Is the mint green tile a feature or a warning?' Agent, without missing a beat: 'That's called retro character, and it adds $40k.'
Nothing locked in yet — check the calendar for updates.
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