July 2026 was soft but active for Victorian auctions, with lower Melbourne volumes, weak clearance rates and signs of seller adjustment.

June 2026 produced weaker Melbourne clearance-rate signals, giving buyers more leverage and forcing tighter seller expectations.

May 2026 looked selective rather than stalled, with preliminary Victorian clearance evidence showing auctions still functioning.

April 2026 showed Melbourne auction clearance rates in the low-to-mid 50s, with Easter timing and rate pressure shaping sentiment.

March 2026 brought higher rates and a large Melbourne auction week, making buyer confidence more selective across Victoria.

February 2026 tested Victorian buyer confidence after a rate rise, but clearance-rate evidence showed auctions were still functioning.

January auction evidence suggested buyer interest had resumed after the holiday pause, but volumes still needed careful interpretation.

December 2025 started with Melbourne buyers still active, although holiday timing made late-month auction readings less representative.

November 2025 opened with resilient Victorian auction activity despite rain and the RBA holding rates steady.

October 2025 delivered Melbourne’s busiest auction week of the year, with spring stock and buyer demand testing campaign discipline.