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WatchHigh confidence+BT19

This signal is based on 26 tracked properties tracked over Last 30 days vs previous 30 days. A sample of this size is sufficient for ClearKey to have high confidence in the direction of the signal, though all signals should be read alongside recent sale prices and not treated as a guarantee of future movement.

Properties taking longer to sell in the BT19 area

Homes in the BT19 area took longer to reach sale agreed than in the previous period.

Median days to sale:19 days28 days47% slower

Jul 2026 · BT19

Why this matters

Homes in the BT19 area taking longer to reach sale agreed can give you more time to consider your options carefully. A slower market does not always mean sellers will accept lower offers — it often reflects homes that were overpriced, not a broad market shift. Use recent sale prices as your anchor when deciding what to offer.

Why we're showing this
Median days to sale
28 days (was 19 days)
Difference
47% slower
Listings analysed
26 listings
Period
Last 30 days vs previous 30 days
Source
ClearKey property tracking — BT19

Based on sale agreed outcomes for properties tracked by ClearKey in this area only. Includes sale agreed and likely sold status only.

WatchHigh confidence+BT23

This signal is based on 38 tracked properties tracked over Last 30 days vs previous 30 days. A sample of this size is sufficient for ClearKey to have high confidence in the direction of the signal, though all signals should be read alongside recent sale prices and not treated as a guarantee of future movement.

Properties taking longer to sell in the BT23 area

Homes in the BT23 area took longer to reach sale agreed than in the previous period.

Median days to sale:19 days26 days37% slower

Jul 2026 · BT23

Why this matters

Homes in the BT23 area taking longer to reach sale agreed can give you more time to consider your options carefully. A slower market does not always mean sellers will accept lower offers — it often reflects homes that were overpriced, not a broad market shift. Use recent sale prices as your anchor when deciding what to offer.

Why we're showing this
Median days to sale
26 days (was 19 days)
Difference
37% slower
Listings analysed
38 listings
Period
Last 30 days vs previous 30 days
Source
ClearKey property tracking — BT23

Based on sale agreed outcomes for properties tracked by ClearKey in this area only. Includes sale agreed and likely sold status only.

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