Results
Our auction results, and how to read them
Choosing an agent is easier when you can see what has actually happened at auction. Below are our results beside the Ray White AT Realty auction room and Barfoot & Thompson's Highbrook rooms, each with its period and where it comes from.
Our results beside two auction rooms
86%
Auction success rate
Counted from 21 May 2026
Our team
The last 3 months, starting July 2026
- Sold under the hammer
- 80%
- Attracted active bidding
- 100%
Ray White AT Realty auction room
The last 3 months, starting July 2026
- Sold under the hammer
- 59.3%
- Attracted active bidding
- 94.1%
Barfoot & Thompson, Highbrook auction rooms, our own tracking on AuctionsLive
The last 3 months, starting July 2026
Our own count of auctions in their Highbrook rooms on AuctionsLive for the period shown. Barfoot & Thompson may count differently, so treat it as our tracking, not theirs.
- Sold under the hammer
- 31%
- Attracted active bidding
- 58%
Typical days to go unconditional
- Auction
- 21 days
- Unconditional 1 October 2025 to 26 August 2026
- By negotiation
- 55 days
- Unconditional 17 October 2025 to 2 September 2026
How these were counted
- Auction success rate. Counted from 21 May 2026. Source: The AT Realty auction room's results (AuctionsLive), with sales after an auction checked against our own listing records (VaultRE). The share of the homes we list for auction that ended in a sale: sold under the hammer, before auction day, or after the auction. Every campaign is counted, in every suburb, including homes that passed in or were withdrawn and have not sold.
- Our team: sold under the hammer. The last 3 months, starting July 2026. Source: The AT Realty auction room's results (AuctionsLive), counted lot by lot, matched to our own listing records (VaultRE). Sold under the hammer, out of every home taken to auction on the day including those that sold afterwards; every home our team took to auction on the day in the quarter; tracked lot by lot by us from AuctionsLive.
- Our team: attracted active bidding. The last 3 months, starting July 2026. Source: The AT Realty auction room's results (AuctionsLive), counted lot by lot, matched to our own listing records (VaultRE). Homes taken to auction on the day where a bid was recorded or the home sold under the hammer, out of every home taken to auction on the day, counted lot by lot from AuctionsLive.
- Ray White AT Realty auction room: sold under the hammer. The last 3 months, starting July 2026. Source: The AT Realty auction room's results (AuctionsLive), counted lot by lot. Sold under the hammer, out of every home taken to auction on the day including those that sold afterwards; weeks in the quarter where both auction rooms have results; tracked lot by lot by us from AuctionsLive.
- Ray White AT Realty auction room: attracted active bidding. The last 3 months, starting July 2026. Source: The AT Realty auction room's results (AuctionsLive), counted lot by lot. Homes taken to auction on the day where a bid was recorded or the home sold under the hammer, out of every home taken to auction on the day, counted lot by lot from AuctionsLive.
- Barfoot & Thompson, Highbrook auction rooms, our own tracking on AuctionsLive: sold under the hammer. The last 3 months, starting July 2026. Source: Barfoot & Thompson's Highbrook auction rooms on AuctionsLive, the weekly auction-room ledger we keep. Sold under the hammer, out of every home taken to auction on the day including those that sold afterwards; weeks in the quarter where both auction rooms have results; tracked lot by lot by us from AuctionsLive.
- Barfoot & Thompson, Highbrook auction rooms, our own tracking on AuctionsLive: attracted active bidding. The last 3 months, starting July 2026. Source: Barfoot & Thompson's Highbrook auction rooms on AuctionsLive, the weekly auction-room ledger we keep. Homes taken to auction with a recorded bid, as the weekly auction-room ledger we keep from AuctionsLive counts them; a home sold under the hammer with no bid captured would not be in this count.
- Typical days to go unconditional, auction. Unconditional 1 October 2025 to 26 August 2026. Source: Our office listing system (VaultRE).
- Typical days to go unconditional, by negotiation. Unconditional 17 October 2025 to 2 September 2026. Source: Our office listing system (VaultRE).
How to read these figures
- Sold under the hammer is the share of auctions where the home sold on auction day, in the room.
- Attracted active bidding is the share of auctions where at least one real bid was made.
- The auction success rate counts every auction campaign of ours since our own records begin, whether the home sold under the hammer, before auction day or after it.
- Typical days to go unconditional is the middle result, from the day a home was first advertised to the day the sale went unconditional.
What these figures do and do not tell you
They show what happened on auction day for the rooms and the period named. They show how buyers have responded to our campaigns.
They are not a measure of how accurate an appraisal is, they say nothing about the price any one home will reach, and they are not a promise about yours.
The Barfoot & Thompson column is our own count of auctions in their Highbrook rooms on AuctionsLive for the period shown. Barfoot & Thompson may count differently, so treat it as our tracking, not theirs.
How we work out an appraisal
Results are one half of the picture. The other half is the appraisal you start with: the evidence behind it, and why its range is as wide as it is.
See how a property appraisal works, and the five questions to put to any agent about theirs.
Common questions
- Where do these figures come from?
From our own records of the auctions we run and our own tracking of the two auction rooms shown. Each figure carries the period it covers and its source, and how we count is set out on our How we count page.
- Why do you compare yourselves with other auction rooms?
Because an auction result only means something beside something else. We use the same two measures for every room, sold under the hammer and attracted active bidding, so the columns can be read side by side.
- Do these figures mean my home will sell at auction?
No. They describe past auctions in the periods shown. How your home sells depends on the home, the price guidance, the buyers that week and the method that suits you.
- Do these results show that your appraisals are accurate?
No. They measure outcomes on auction day. To test any appraisal, ours included, ask which sales it rests on, how recent and how close they are, and why the range is as wide as it is.
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