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Harris Auctioneers

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 410 421 196

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25.01.2022 The national property market is eternally in a cycle, whilst the current slow down in Sydney is being proclaimed as a disaster, its just one market in Australia........ 20 odd million Australians dont live in Sydney, there will be opportunities everywhere to wisely invest and make a $ or two across this great country of ours

24.01.2022 Amazing day, well done to Daniel, Andrew and Fred and the Belle team, sterling day!

23.01.2022 Great day of auctions today, 100% clearance rate with most selling well above reserve. The relative shortage of stock continues to fuel demand and is resulting in some very strong results... if you are considering selling in metropolitan Sydney its a great time to push the button.

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19.01.2022 Great team and great environment

19.01.2022 Great result, great agents, well done Cameron and Kira!

18.01.2022 Our latest BLOG talks about the important fundamentals that may impact prices in 2018...

17.01.2022 Some of the numbers in this article are utterly fascinating.....

16.01.2022 Looking forward to this one!

16.01.2022 My latest blog talks about the importance of choosing your location wisely and the implications of not.......

13.01.2022 SELLING PRE-AUCTION YAY OR NAY? Recently a local independent agent in the area I reside listed what is probably one of the best homes to come onto the market this year. The agency whilst successfully established long term had been struggling for market share against other franchised competitors. The property was listed for an auction after a four week marketing campaign. The property went to market 2 Saturdays ago and lo and behold, a sold sticker went up in the middle of t...he first week post the first Saturday open. Now whilst I admit Im not privy to the background circumstances I must admit I shook my head in disbelief at the missed opportunity for both the owner primarily and the agency secondly. Surely if a dynamite buyer came through in the first week then there would be more as the campaign progressed and culminated on auction day? Heres my thinking on going through to auction We are at the tail end of the strongest boom in Sydney for generations. Whilst there are some cracks in certain parts of the Sydney market, the local market is incredibly strong with a huge shortage of stock still the preeminent driver. The property ticked the boxes for a lot of buyers (it was on a reasonably busy road but in a market like this, this seems to make little difference). You need to allow the owner to sleep at night, knowing they have exhausted the market. You simply cant do this in 5 days after one open for inspection As an agent, given the nature of the property, you get a HUGE one off opportunity to put on a show, meet the neighbours and others curious about the market on the day, demonstrate clearly that you are capable and make a song and dance about it. If you sell It in week 1, what do you have, a few sold flyers in letterboxes and a sticker on a board. What are the risks of going through to auction day? The buyer says they wont go to the auction? Really?? This particular property hasnt been offered for sale in the 20 plus years Ive lived in the area so because its an auction they say they wont attend and buy it? Dont think so. 90% will and I know what my family would say, if it was our dream home. Save marketing costs? In the scheme of the $ 2 million or so the property would have sold for, its a drop in the ocean to give everyone comfort. Worst case scenario, it doesnt sell and then what? You go to market at a price which often opens the opportunity to other buyers who werent in a position to attend that auction. In a market like this, rarely will you achieve a lesser price than you were offered during the campaign. So, standing here in the market that is on offer in Sydney in August 2017, its a massive NAY for me, the benefits of going to auction simply eradicate the possible negatives of doing a deal pre-auction. Shayne

12.01.2022 As the year 2017 draws to a close the inevitable slowdown in the Sydney market has started to take hold, but there are still good results happening provided agents and owners get the fundamentals right....

12.01.2022 Good and bad across the Sydney market today, some pockets and price points still strong. 133 Edwin Street Croydon sold for $1,386,000 under the hammer and despite a softer market in the area, Rich and Oliva are still getting it done.......

11.01.2022 Absolute gem in an A grade development, can’t wait for this one....

11.01.2022 Absolutely one of the best buildings to hit the market in decades, the final price, the buyer and net return will be fascinating. These assets are very keenly sought after by ultra high net worths and high level investors for obvious reasons and in this location, WOW!

09.01.2022 Well done Daniel and team

07.01.2022 Tells the story ...

04.01.2022 Support up-and-coming auctioneers at our Novice Auctioneers Competition at Cooley Auctions in Double Bay tomorrow! The heat gets underway at 5.30pm with all of the proceeds going to R U OK Day.

03.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all and thanks to everyone for your support in 2017! I have loved every minute of working with you and every auction has been a thrill (well, most of them ) ...... Have a safe and enjoyable holiday and I look forward to really cranking the business up in 2018! Shayne

01.01.2022 Absolute gem in an A grade development, cant wait for this one....