Harcourts marketed 157 homes for auction throughout the country in the week ending September 27, resulting in 86 sales, giving a nationwide clearance rate of 55%.
In the Auckland region the cheapest home sold was a house at Arkles Bay on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula (pictured) which fetched $390,000 and was the only home in the Auckland region that sold for less than $500,000.
The next cheapest sale was a three bedroom home unit in Papakura which sold for $537,000.
At the other end of the price scale, 23 Auckland homes sold for more than $1 million and the most expensive sale of the week was a house at Narrow Neck on the North Shore which went for $4.6 million.
In Hamilton prices started at $308,000 for a house at Maeroa, in Taupo the cheapest sale was a house in the suburb of Hilltop that sold for $295,000, and in the Manawatu prices started at $256,000 for a house at Hokowhitu in Palmerston North.
In Wellington the cheapest sale of the week was a house at Paremata that sold for $393,000 and in Christchurch the cheapest was a house in Shirley that sold for $280,000.
See below for the full results of Harcourts auctions from around the country:
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