Adelaide’s weekend auction results

Thirty-five properties were sold at or before auction in the week to Saturday, according to data prepared for Domain by APM Property Data.

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Dec 07, 2015, updated May 14, 2025

The 74 per cent clearance rate resulted in sales worth more than $18.4 million, with a median sale price of $619,000.

The top price achieved was $1.375 million for a five-bedroom house in Charles Sturt Avenue, Grange.

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For the full list of auctions by suburb, go here.

Check InDaily real estate every Monday for the weekend auction results.

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