AUCTION ACTION HEATS UP AS AUSTRALIAN VENDORS SEEK EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT
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AUCTION ACTION HEATS UP AS AUSTRALIAN VENDORS SEEK EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT

The market is warming up but there’s less homebuyer heat than last year

By KANEBRIDGE NEWS
Thu, Dec 8, 2022 8:41amGrey Clock < 1 min

This weekend marks Australia’s busiest auction schedule since May, CoreLogic data reveals.

There will be 2,719 homes put to market around the country, a 7.2 percent increase on last week. Melbourne will be the busiest capital, with 1,207 homes to go under the hammer compared with 1,158 the previous week. In Sydney, 988 homes will be up for grabs, up from 891 on last week. 

All the smaller capitals will also see more auction action than last week, with Adelaide offering 190 homes, Brisbane 180 homes, Canberra 143 homes and Perth 10 homes. Tasmania has just one home going to auction.

While the numbers represent week-on-week increases, they are well below figures from this time last year, when 4,981 homes were scheduled for auction, the busiest week since CoreLogic records began in 2008.



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Australian Luxury Brand MAISON de SABRÉ Expands in US Despite Trade Pressures

As tariffs bite, Sydney’s MAISON de SABRÉ is pushing deeper into the US, holding firm on pricing and proving that resilience in luxury means more than survival.

By Jeni O'Dowd
Tue, Apr 22, 2025 2 min

As global trade tensions intensify and tariffs reshape the retail landscape, one Australian brand is choosing to scale rather than retreat.

Sydney-founded luxury label MAISON de SABRÉ is doubling down on the US market, pushing ahead with a bold expansion strategy despite rising cost pressures and broader global uncertainty.

While many brands are increasing prices or pausing shipments, MAISON de SABRÉ is holding its price point for customers and continuing to invest in its US operations.

The move reflects a deeper strategic play: a vertically integrated, zero-waste supply chain that allows the brand to deliver on cost, speed, and quality — even under pressure.

It’s this model, paired with consistent product innovation and sharp design, that has helped MAISON de SABRÉ build lasting equity in international markets.

At its pop-up in Bloomingdale’s, MAISON de SABRÉ is currently the top-selling brand in its category — a position it also holds in the top two across both Bloomingdale’s and Nordstrom’s online platforms.

Co-founder and CEO Omar Sabré says this is no accident.

“This is going to be a very difficult period for a lot of smaller brands — especially those relying on offshore mass production or single growth markets,” says Sabré.

“We’ve built a uniquely global model that can absorb shocks — from pricing pressure to supply chain disruption — while protecting customers and safeguarding long-term growth.”

Founded on a mission to deliver modern, accessible luxury, the brand hand-finishes its signature full-grain cowhide goods in Sydney, tested against a 13-point quality control protocol.

Sustainability is embedded, not just as a value but as a competitive advantage. MAISON de SABRÉ sources exclusively from LWG Gold-Rated tanneries, and its transition to DriTan™ leather — the world’s most sustainable tanning method — saves 25 million litres of water annually and reduces chemical use by 33%.

With 85% material utilisation, zero-waste production, and carbon offsetting on track by 2026, MAISON de SABRÉ is setting a new standard for sustainable craftsmanship at scale.

“We’ve always believed that staying close to the customer — operationally and emotionally — is what separates sustainable brands from short-term players,” says Sabré.

“This isn’t just about product. It’s about building systems that hold up in any climate.”

While competitors pivot or pause, MAISON de SABRÉ is executing a long-term strategy built on control, creativity, and disciplined growth. In a disrupted global retail market, the brand isn’t just weathering the storm — it’s shaping the new definition of modern luxury.

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