These results included:

Airport West: 9 Bowes Avenue. Four bidders fought it out for this potential-packed three-bedroom home on a generous block of around 736sqm near Essendon Fields. The contracts were inked at $1.046 million.

Airport West: 135 Bowes Avenue. We saw some serious competition for this expansive four-bedroom, three-bathroom home with a pool near the McNamara Avenue shops. The gavel eventually fell at an impressive $1.655 million, more than 10 per cent above out ecstatic vendor’s reserve.

Essendon: 133C Bradshaw Street. Strong early interest prior to this week’s scheduled auction saw a bid-off take place during the week for this good looking three-bedroom townhouse opposite Buckley Park. The SOLD sign went up on Thursday at $1.2 million..

Keilor East: 71 Quinn Grove. This modern three-bedroom town residence attracted interest from a mix of owner occupiers and investors, with this week’s auction eliciting $825,000.

Keilor East: 163 Sterling Drive. Cherished by the original owners for over 45 years, this four-bedroom home offered tremendous potential for a future upgrade. Four bidders fought it out at this week’s auction, resulting in a strong sale at $841,000 (pictured).

As we pointed out last week, results like these are a very positive sign for local homeowners considering making a move in the next few months. If you’d like an obligation-free chat about what your own property could achieve in the current climate, you can give the team at Barry Plant Moonee Valley a call this week on 9319 1700.

Cheers,

Bill Karp

Director – Barry Plant Real Estate

Keilor East, Essendon & Gladstone Park