The latest auction data shows market activity continuing despite the holiday slowdown, reflecting the strength seen in recent auction results Canberra.
For the week of 7–13 December 2025, Canberra recorded a 61% auction clearance rate, with 71 properties sold and a median sale price of $1,000,000.
This guide will show you how to interpret these numbers, what they mean for both property buyers and sellers right now, and clear next steps to take in the market.
Canberra Auction Results This Week
Here is the precise data for the week ending 13 December 2025:
| Metric | This Week |
| Clearance Rate | 61% |
| Auctions Scheduled | 136 |
| Auctions Reported | 117 |
| Sold | 71 |
| Passed In | 30 |
| Withdrawn | 16 |
| Total Sales Value | $30,225,900 |
| Median Sale Price | $1,000,000 |
What This Signals for Buyers
If you are tracking buying at auction this holiday season:
- Competition remains firm, with more than sixty percent of properties selling at or before auction
- Pricing is holding tight, with a median auction sale price of $1,000,000 showing strong buyer confidence
- Passed-in properties can become negotiation opportunities after the auction
- Because auction reporting pauses after 14 December until late January, use this week’s data to refine your strategy
If you want help analysing how these trends affect your specific goals, Mubeen Nasir can provide personalised guidance. Call 0406 031 842, email mar@impactproperties.com.au, or visit 75 Gozzard St, Gungahlin ACT 2912 for a strategy session.
What This Signals for Sellers
For sellers looking to understand their position:
- Over sixty percent of auctions selling means serious buyer demand still exists as the year closes.
- A strong median price around $1,000,000 suggests premium properties are still attracting market value.
- Withdrawn and passed in rates can tell you where price resistance occurred, useful in pricing your own listing.
A properly priced and presented property will stand out even when overall volumes dip due to holidays.
How to Use These Results to Your Advantage
Use the latest auction results Canberra to judge real buyer demand, set the right price expectations, and plan your next move.
For Buyers
- Study suburb performance by focusing on specific areas instead of city-wide averages
- Compare recent sold prices with median figures to assess fair value
- Prepare your finance before auction day, as clearance rates show competition remains steady
- Look for passed-in properties, as some buyers secure these at negotiated prices
- Use the holiday period to get ready for increased activity in January
For Sellers
- Use median values as a starting point for pricing discussions
- Benchmark your property against similar homes that recently sold or passed in
- Highlight suburb advantages, as inner areas often attract premium prices
- Prepare early so you are ready when listing volumes rise in January
If all this feels a bit overwhelming, it helps to speak with someone who understands the market. We can break down the numbers for your situation and guide you step by step.
Suburb-Level Snapshot
While city-wide clearance rates are useful, breaking them down helps refine decisions:
| Region | Typical Price Range (AUD) | Competition Level |
| Inner North (Dickson, Lyneham, Watson) | $1.0M – $1.4M+ | High |
| Inner South (Narrabundah, Kingston, Yarralumla) | $1.2M – $2.0M+ | Very High |
| Gungahlin (Ngunnawal, Bonner, Nicholls) | $750K – $1.1M | Moderate–High |
| Belconnen (Evatt, Kaleen, Aranda) | $800K – $1.1M | Moderate |
| Tuggeranong (Kambah, Wanniassa, Isabella Plains) | $700K – $950K | Moderate |
What to Do Next
- Buyers: Firm up finance and shortlist properties now.
- Sellers: Review recent clearance and sale prices in your suburb.
- Everyone: Plan ahead for January when reporting resumes.
- Talk to a local expert: Personalized strategies beat guesswork.
Conclusion
The latest auction results canberra confirm that demand remains active even as the year ends. With a 61% clearance rate, high median prices, and notable buyer participation, both buyers and sellers can use this data to make informed plans. F
or local, tailored advice on how to act on these results, you can contact Mubeen Nasir on 0406 031 842, email mar@impactproperties.com.au, or visit 75 Gozzard St, Gungahlin ACT 2912 between 08:00 am and 05:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
Frequently Answered Questions (FAQs)
1. What does a 61% clearance rate mean?
A 61% clearance rate means that 61 out of every 100 properties offered at auction were sold, showing steady buyer demand.
2. Can auction results help me price my home?
Yes. Median sale prices and clearance rates help you understand market appetite and realistic pricing.
3. Do auction results Canberra reported before the holidays count?
Yes. They provide the most recent reliable data, since reporting pauses after 14 December.
4. Should buyers still bid at auctions now?
Buyers should be prepared. Auction data suggests competition continues, so strategy and finance readiness matter.
5. What should I do if my preferred property passes in?
Consider negotiating off-market with the agent quickly, many deals happen right after auctions.
