Moonee Ponds home asks $1,045,000 after passing in at auction
A two-bedroom Victorian home in Moonee Ponds, Melbourne, has been listed for private sale at $1,045,000 after failing to sell at auction. The property's price adjustment follows a cooling market trend where clearance rates are hovering around the 60 percent threshold.
Why it matters
It reflects current Australian real estate market conditions, where rising supply and cautious buyer sentiment are forcing vendors to adjust price expectations.
Property News Auctions Investor cuts price hopes after stylish Moonee Ponds home drew no bids Elizabeth Redman September 6, 2026 — 4:45pm
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Share A A A A charming terrace home in Moonee Ponds is still available after it passed in on a vendor bid at auction on Saturday, and the seller then adjusted their price hopes down to $1,045,000.
The two-bedroom Victorian single-fronted home at 26 Elizabeth Street was renovated and extended last decade, and combines a period facade and fireplaces with a contemporary bathroom and kitchen, while glass doors lead out to a courtyard and rear laneway access.
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