All Auctions articles – Page 18
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OnlineIamproperty makes 70 new hires in a year
Proptech firm iamproperty has grown its headcount by 40% in just 12 months.
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OnlineMcHugh & Co unveils 115-lot catalogue for back-to-school auction
Residential and commercial property auctioneer McHugh Co has launched a 115-lot catalogue for its next online auction on 2 September.
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NewsAllsop’s first August residential sale reaps £27m
Allsop’s first-ever residential auction in August raised £27m from the sale of 83 out of 97 lots offered, reflecting an 84% success rate.
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NewsSavills August sale raises just over £20m
Savills’ latest auction on 4 August raised £20.1m, selling 49 – or 74% – of its 66-lot catalogue.
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NewsAuction House London raises £27m from 101 lots at July sale
Lots sold included commercial and residential properties in London and a vacant plot of land in St Albans.
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OnlineSouth West lots sell well at Clive Emson’s latest auction
Clive Emson’s fifth auction of the year saw all the lots listed in the South West sell – with most sparking bidding wars.
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NewsAllsop and Acuitus takings so far this year surpass £400m
Firms report strong demand for commercial lots as their latest sales raise £70.5m and £12.7m respectively.
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OnlineRetail lots help Allsop raise £70.5m at July sale
Allsop raised £70.5m at its commercial auction last week – bringing the total for 2021 so far to £312m.
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OnlineSelfridges hits the market with £4bn price tag
The family that owns Selfridges department store has kicked off a formal auction to find a buyer for the business.
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NewsBond Wolfe raises £29m at July sale
Birmingham auction house Bond Wolfe has raised £29.3m at its 21 July sale, selling 222 properties from a 231-lot catalogue.
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NewsTwo former care homes with ‘redevelopment potential’ tops Savills August catalogue
A duo of former care homes in Wendover, Buckinghamshire have topped Savills latest catalogue for its August sale.
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NewsLifting of restrictions likely to boost investment activity, says Allsop
Investment activity in the auctions market will pick up as the majority of social distancing restrictions are lifted in the UK, Allsop has predicted.
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NewsJC Decaux billboard land sold at Strettons July sale
Land plots that were previously billboard advertising locations sold for well above their guide prices at Strettons latest sale, due to the variety of options for redevelopment.
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NewsOnline move helps Auction House London record best-ever first half
Auction House London has attributed its best first-half results on record to the shift to online sales.
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OnlineSavills buyers undeterred by end of the stamp duty holiday
Private investors are still hungry for residential properties despite the tapering off of the stamp duty holiday, as demonstrated at Savills latest auction.
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OnlineLots with redevelopment potential star in Strettons’ July auction
Strettons has unveiled the 59-lot catalogue for its July sale, featuring several lots with redevelopment opportunities.
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OnlinePortfolio of pharmacy investments up for sale at next Acuitus auction
A portfolio of 14 pharmacy investments is expected to go under the hammer at Acuitus’s sale later this month, demonstrating the demand for pharmacy-backed properties.
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NewsStrettons ‘hopeful’ for auctions appetite as stamp duty holiday ends
Strettons auctioneer Andrew Brown has said he is hopeful the auctions market will return to the robustness it showed before the stamp duty holiday was introduced last year.
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NewsRegional property stars in Savills’ biggest July catalogue since 2015
Savills is anticipating strong buyer interest in regional properties ahead of its 7 July auction, which features its largest July catalogue since 2015, with 151 lots.
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NewsAllsop buyers undeterred by end of the stamp duty holiday
Buyers at Allsop’s latest residential auction were unfazed by the imminent end to the stamp duty holiday on 30 June, according to Richard Adamson, partner and residential auctioneer at Allsop.
