Croydon Hills is seeing the same pattern as its neighbours this month, softer prices but a genuine shortage of homes for sale. That low supply is keeping well-presented family homes moving despite the broader hesitation.
Owners have been holding back, partly because of winter and partly because of the noise around auction results. That caution is exactly what is keeping stock tight and supporting the owners who do decide to list.
The expectation is a wave of listings in spring, possibly an oversupply. For anyone committed to selling, moving now while supply is scarce makes sense. Buyers and sellers trading in the same market will find things balance out.
Median sale price for houses in Croydon Hills is $1,180,000, up 4.7% from last year.
Properties sold for houses in Croydon Hills is 45, down 31.8% from last year.
Properties sold for units in Croydon Hills is 1
Auction clearance for houses in Croydon Hills is 54.5%, down 14.3% from last year.
Av days on market for houses in Croydon Hills is 17, down 26.1% from last year.
$1,650,500
$1,280,000
$1,180,000
$1,083,250
$1,000,000
$920,000
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