Brunswick house fails to sell at auction – for second time this winter
A house in Brunswick, Melbourne, failed to sell at auction for the second time this winter despite a significant price reduction. The property passed in on a vendor bid, reflecting a cooling property market in the area.
Why it matters
The failed auction highlights broader trends in the Australian real estate market and buyer hesitation.
Property News Auctions Brunswick house fails to sell at auction – for second time this winter Elizabeth Redman August 23, 2026 — 4:41pm
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Share A A A A Brunswick house failed to sell at auction for the second time within six weeks despite a $150,000 price cut, and passed in on a vendor bid for a lower price than it fetched five years ago.
The stylish two-bedroom house at 17 Cliff Street came with a spa pool, modern kitchen and bathroom and wood heater, and is now available for private sale, asking $1.25 million.
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