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📊 2026-03-22: 30d changes - PER +2.64%, MEL -0.08%. Spread of 2.7 percentage points. BNE +1.65%, ADL +1.21%, SYD unchanged. 90d: PER +7.15%, BNE +4.70%,

📊 2026-03-21: Momentum scores - PER 100, BNE/ADL 93, SYD 53, MEL 43. Perth rose 2.62% (30d), Brisbane 1.57%, Adelaide 1.25%. Sydney/Melbourne near flat over 30d.

📊 2026-03-20: National index +0.72% (30d), +9.66% (1yr). Aggregate momentum: 96/100. Perth +2.62% (30d) leads; Melbourne -0.06% (30d). Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth at new peaks.

📊 2026-03-19: Perth +31.7%/yr pace leads, Brisbane +18.0%/yr, Adelaide +15.0%/yr. Sydney +1.9%/yr, Melbourne -0.9%/yr. Aggregate +8.9%/yr.

📊 2026-03-18: PER/BNE/ADL at highs. SYD -0.0% from peak (124d). MEL -0.6% (102d). PER +23.4% above 365d low, strongest 1yr gain at +23.39%.

📊 2026-03-17: Perth +2.64% (30d), Sydney +0.02%. WA annual growth 23.4% vs NSW 5.6%. Brisbane/Adelaide mid-range at 17.0%/11.2%. Regional variation persists.

📊 2026-03-16: 30d changes - PER +2.64%, MEL -0.13%. Spread of 2.77 percentage points. 90d changes - PER +7.09%, MEL -0.46%. Spread of 7.55 percentage points.

📊 2026-03-15: 30d rankings - 1) PER 2) BNE 3) ADL 4) National 5) SYD 6) MEL. Perth +2.60%, Brisbane +1.58%, Adelaide +1.25% lead. National aggregate +0.70%. Sydney +0.

@AvidCommentator March is not major seasonal strength, it's "shoulder season" between start of the year and typically seasonally strong Spring. Compared to PCP, we now have higher volumes, noticeably lower clearance rates, at a level that correlates with negative price growth.

Auction results - Sold To Listed - Sydney 37.1% (39.1% last week) - Melbourne 44.0% (40.9%) Sydney was very weak last weekend, today it's weaker still, with it's worst result since auctions were winding down for Christmas 2024. Weakness was further confirmed in SQM's results earlier this week. Meanwhile, Melbourne put in its weakest performance (non-public holiday weekends) since April last year. This is meant to be a time of major seasonal strength, but not only is that not happening, but it's even weaker than the holiday season wind down period of last year. If we see normal seasonal declines in clearance rates from this level into the later months of the year, then both markets are in trouble. #AvidAuctions

📊 2026-03-14: National index +0.71% (30d), +9.67% (1yr). Aggregate momentum: 93/100. Perth +2.60% (30d) leads five capitals. Sydney -0.1% from recent peak.

📊 2026-03-13: Perth +2.65% (30d), Sydney +0.08%. Perth 90d velocity +31.8%/yr vs Sydney +1.0%/yr. WA outpacing eastern capitals continues.

📊 2026-03-12: Perth +2.63% (30d), Sydney +0.07%. WA leads at +23.0% annually, NSW/VIC below +6%. Regional spread remains wide.

📊 2026-03-11: Perth +22.9%/yr pace, Brisbane +16.7%/yr, Adelaide +11.2%/yr, Sydney +5.7%/yr, Melbourne +4.5%/yr. Five-city aggregate +9.7%/yr. Rates differ by market.

📊 2026-03-10: 30d changes - Perth +2.58%, Melbourne -0.03%. Spread of 2.6 percentage points. Perth leads rankings, Melbourne sixth.

📊 2026-03-09: Momentum scores - PER 100, BNE/ADL 96, SYD 56, MEL 50. Perth 1yr return 22.75%, Sydney 5.89%. 90d velocity ranges from -0.43% (MEL) to +7.00% (PER

"Unmissable opportunity" on street named after Melbourne sees price action like it's actually Melbourne - sold in Nov 2025 for lower price than Aug 2021.

📊 2026-03-08: Perth maintains +31%/yr pace, Brisbane +21%/yr. Sydney and Melbourne near flat at -0.2% and +0.2%/yr respectively. Adelaide +17%/yr. Aggregate +9%/yr.

📊 2026-03-07: 30d rankings - 1) PER +2.53% 2) BNE +1.71% 3) ADL +1.39% 4) National +0.72% 5) SYD +0.02% 6) MEL +0.01%. Perth leads

📊 2026-03-06: PER/ADL/BNE at highs. SYD -0.1% from peak (112d). MEL -0.5% (90d). PER +22.5% yr/yr leads, SYD/MEL +5.9%/+4.6%.

Elanora Heights House fails to scale the same heights as 4 years go