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There are 2350 auctions scheduled across the capital cities this Saturday, up 41.1 per cent compared to last week. Volumes are expected to drop again next week due to the federal election but will pick up again the following week, testing seller price expectations and buyer depth.

There are 1,659 auctions scheduled across the capital cities this Saturday, down 24.7% compared to last week. This overall decrease is driven by the lower number of auction listings overall in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.

Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane and Adelaide saw the highest number of auction listings for the month of April since Domain records began. Clearance rates remain below 70% in Sydney and Melbourne as a result of increased choice but reduced competition.

The national vacancy rate is steady in April, remaining at 1.0%, maintaining the lowest rate since Domain records began in 2017 and continuing the downward trend seen since the beginning of this year.

There are 2,200 auctions scheduled across the capital cities this Saturday, up 52.4% compared to last week. This increase was largely driven by the lower number of auction listings on the Anzac day long weekend last week.

There are 1,441 auctions scheduled across the capital cities this Saturday, up 887% compared to last week, driven by the lower number of auction listings seen last week as a result of the Easter long weekend.

There are 146 auctions scheduled across the capital cities this Saturday, down 95.3% compared to last week. These lower volumes are driven by the upcoming Easter long weekend in all states and territories.

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There are 3,116 auctions scheduled across the capital cities this Saturday, up 24.1% compared to last week. This Super Saturday of auction volumes is the busiest for 2022 and will test seller price expectations and buyer depth.

Sydney and Canberra had the highest number of auction listings for the month of March since Domain records began. Melbourne recorded its second highest March volumes. Clearance rates continue to remain below 70% in Sydney and Melbourne as a result of more homes on the market and reduced competition.