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Led by a rise in Melbourne, auction activity across the combined capitals is set to more than double this week, with 2,553 homes scheduled to

Auction activity is down this week, with the number of scheduled auctions falling across four of the capital city markets.

Auction activity is set to rebound this week after the last weeks’ ‘unofficial long weekend’ saw volumes decrease.

Today’s RBA decision for a 25 basis point lift takes the cash rate to 3.6%, the highest level since May 2012. To date, this rate

Auction activity is set to rebound this week after the Easter long weekend saw volumes plummet last week.

Auction activity is set to ease across the combined capitals this week, falling -13.6% compared to last week.

Recovering from the election week slump seen last week, the combined capital cities are expecting the busiest week since the pre-Easter spike (week ending 10th April – 4,035) and the third busiest week of the year to date.

After hosting the busiest week since the pre-Easter spike last week (3,226), auction activity across the combined capitals is down -15.9% this week.

The combined capital cities are set to see an increase in the number of auctions with 2,384 homes currently scheduled to go under the hammer,

With 2,377 homes currently scheduled to go under the hammer, this week is set to overtake last week (2,037) as the combined capital's busiest since