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Sydney Block Market Update with Melanie and Breanna

•By Dannielle Hill

Confidence continues to build across Sydney as well-presented properties attract strong enquiry and competitive offers. In this update, Melanie Lahoud and Breanna Skewes share what’s driving buyer behaviour, auction results, and investor activity.

  • Quality listings are generating strong inspection numbers and decisive offers
  • Auctions remain the preferred method of sale, delivering premium outcomes
  • Investor confidence is supported by solid leasing demand and Property Management results
  • Development sites are in focus following recent LMR planning changes

What this means for you
For vendors

Presentation and timing are critical. Our team helps clients maximise value through styling, strategic marketing, and targeted buyer campaigns.

For buyers

Pre-approval and clear bidding strategies remain essential in this competitive market.

For investors

Tight vacancy and strong rental demand continue to underpin well-located assets.

Market Highlights
  • Average days on market: 24
  • Auction clearance rate: 78%
  • Buyer enquiries per listing: 92
Thinking about selling your block or curious about your property’s current value?

Speak with Melanie and Breanna for a tailored appraisal and insights on how to maximise your results in today’s market.

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