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悉尼晨峰報今天報道，悉尼房地產市場突然患了感冒，過去兩周的拍賣清除率下降，經紀們說房屋開放時看房者寥寥無幾，
買家不願出價，房屋紛紛流拍。Ray White Double Bay 經紀人指出，最近一次的利率提升使得很多買家心存不安，大部分
內西區的經紀，已感到陣陣冷風正在吹襲近來蓬勃的房市。“沒有賣家高興“newtown一經紀說，“我還記得2003年十月，
市場熱的瘋狂，接下來一周的開放時，我站在門前自問：我忘了登廣告嗎？買家哪去了？
Sydney\'s property market has suddenly caught a cold.
Auction clearance rates in the past two weeks have been down and agents report fewer visitors to open houses.
Properties were being passed in because buyers were reluctant to commit, said Paul Lowe, of Ray White Double Bay.
\'\'The last interest rate rise has put some uncertainty in the minds of most buyers,\'\' he said.
Most inner-west agents detect a cool wind blowing through their recently booming market.
\'\'None of the vendors are happy,\'\' a Newtown agent, Ee Poh Ling, said. \'\'I\'ve seen it before, in October 2003. It was hot as crazy. the following week I stood at an open and I said, \'Did I forget to put an ad in, where are my buyers?\' \'\'
Sharlene Purser, an agent in Marrickville, is blunt: \'\'It\'s died in the arse.\'\'
Faced with fewer buyers, many agents are encouraging vendors to sell before auction. Colin Hills, from Forsyth Willoughby, recently sold 3 Milton Street, Frenchs Forest, for $830,000 before auction.
Mr Hills said he had 40 groups through the home and they had given a price indication of just under $800,000. The successful buyer pushed the boundaries, he said, and the vendor accepted.
Despite the sudden chill in the property market, no one is predicting that prices are about to plummet. After a year in which median prices jumped 20 per cent, the senior economist at BIS Shrapnel, Jason Anderson, is instead forecasting a quarter of no growth, either in the June or September quarters.
\'\'For some people, I suppose that will be a cold shower,\'\' Mr Anderson said. The slowing of the market could then encourage more first-time buyers.
買家不願出價，房屋紛紛流拍。Ray White Double Bay 經紀人指出，最近一次的利率提升使得很多買家心存不安，大部分
內西區的經紀，已感到陣陣冷風正在吹襲近來蓬勃的房市。“沒有賣家高興“newtown一經紀說，“我還記得2003年十月，
市場熱的瘋狂，接下來一周的開放時，我站在門前自問：我忘了登廣告嗎？買家哪去了？
Sydney\'s property market has suddenly caught a cold.
Auction clearance rates in the past two weeks have been down and agents report fewer visitors to open houses.
Properties were being passed in because buyers were reluctant to commit, said Paul Lowe, of Ray White Double Bay.
\'\'The last interest rate rise has put some uncertainty in the minds of most buyers,\'\' he said.
Most inner-west agents detect a cool wind blowing through their recently booming market.
\'\'None of the vendors are happy,\'\' a Newtown agent, Ee Poh Ling, said. \'\'I\'ve seen it before, in October 2003. It was hot as crazy. the following week I stood at an open and I said, \'Did I forget to put an ad in, where are my buyers?\' \'\'
Sharlene Purser, an agent in Marrickville, is blunt: \'\'It\'s died in the arse.\'\'
Faced with fewer buyers, many agents are encouraging vendors to sell before auction. Colin Hills, from Forsyth Willoughby, recently sold 3 Milton Street, Frenchs Forest, for $830,000 before auction.
Mr Hills said he had 40 groups through the home and they had given a price indication of just under $800,000. The successful buyer pushed the boundaries, he said, and the vendor accepted.
Despite the sudden chill in the property market, no one is predicting that prices are about to plummet. After a year in which median prices jumped 20 per cent, the senior economist at BIS Shrapnel, Jason Anderson, is instead forecasting a quarter of no growth, either in the June or September quarters.
\'\'For some people, I suppose that will be a cold shower,\'\' Mr Anderson said. The slowing of the market could then encourage more first-time buyers.
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