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We are thrilled to celebrate another significant milestone with the successful sale of former Canberra Raiders captain Elliott Whitehead’s property at 85 Tazewell Circuit, Nicholls. The property achieved a remarkable $1.275 million.

The sale comes despite a major shift in Canberra’s property market. As supply levels increase, buyers have more options, which makes sellers more competitive.  

Pre-auction sales have increased as a result of this dynamic, and we’re happy to report that this property was no exception. It has prompted vendors to modify their expectations to reflect the state of the market.

Elliott purchased the home during Canberra’s peak market two years ago for $1.3 million. 

“It was a campaign with mixed emotions,” Jonny mentioned, adding, “Some buyers wanted a larger yard, while others were seeking a premium residence.

“Canberra’s market is about 10 per cent down on what it was two years ago, so the price achieved was above expectations.”

Jonny shared that about 70% of the agency’s listings were being sold prior to auction, adding: “There’s definitely a lot of stock on the market, giving buyers plenty of choice.”

While the house market is experiencing robust activity, the apartment sector remains more challenging. However, our dedication to our clients extends across all segments. 

Recently, we successfully sold a three-bedroom unit in Belconnen after nine weeks on the market, securing a price of $420,000.

We aim to handle the market’s complexities with skill, flexibility, and a strong commitment to our clients. These successes show our dedication. Even with the challenges, we’re happy to keep delivering great results.

Cheers to more successes ahead!

Source: Former Raiders captain Elliott Whitehead’s Canberra house sale a sign of market adjustment

As summer heats up, so does Canberra’s property market, with notable sales signaling fresh opportunities for eager buyers. Still being a buyers’ market, recent auctions show strengthening demand, creating momentum for both buyers and sellers across the region.

One such sale took place in Waramanga, where our very own Jonny Warren successfully auctioned a four-bedroom home at 2/36 Larakia Street for $950,000. After an opening bid of $850,000, the property found its new owners: a couple relocating from Sydney, seizing the chance to call Canberra home once again.

“The couple had been living in Sydney for the past six months and were relocating back to Canberra,” Jonny said.

The stylish residence boasts flexible living spaces and sits conveniently near schools, parks, shops, and popular sports facilities, adding significant appeal.

Jonny Warren attributes the successful sale to the right pricing strategy and listening to buyer feedback.

With 124 auctions scheduled last weekend, Canberra’s auction clearance rate remained steady at 49 percent, a notable improvement from the 41 percent rate recorded at this time last year. 

The figures underscore that while buyers continue to hold sway, the market’s activity is heating up fast – setting the stage for an exciting summer in Canberra real estate.

Source: Canberra auctions: Property market heats up in time for summer