As expected and demonstrated in previous years, the Lower North Shore property market softened slightly during winter with confidence returning in time for the spring selling season.
The first two months of spring have seen stock and appraisal numbers increase significantly, both of which are the first indicators of a buoyant market. Demand is much stronger than supply as buyers have re-emerged from Sydney’s winter hibernation and are looking to start afresh.
Our team have compiled statistics and trends reflecting winter’s changing market. We hope you find this information useful and will update you on how the market fairs over spring.
Kind regards,
The team from Ray White Lower North Shore
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