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All Auctions articles – Page 5
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News£1.95m Hatton Garden property leads Strettons’ March auction
A part-let retail and office property in Hatton Garden, London, is to go under the hammer at Strettons’ March auction, with a guide price of £1.95m.
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NewsHistoric Birmingham social club leads Bond Wolfe March auction
A former social club in south Birmingham will be one of the standout lots in Bond Wolfe’s 30 March auction, alongside a range of residential, commercial and investment properties.
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NewsMidland student properties lead latest Savills auction
A student accommodation investment lot in Leicester comprising 15 six-bedroom houses is set to lead Savills’ next auction on 28 March.
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NewsBrixham shop and office property to be star lot in Clive Emson auction
Clive Emson’s next online auction on 20 March is set to include a number of mixed-use properties across the UK.
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NewsAmazon Fresh store priced at £2.5m leads next Allsop sale
An Amazon Fresh store in Camden, north London, guided at £2.5m will be one of the star lots in Allsop’s next commercial online auction on 23 March.
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NewsAllsop rakes in £55m from sale of 184 lots at its first resi sale of 2023
Allsop raised £55m at its latest residential auction, with 184 lots going under the hammer at the online event on 16 February.
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NewsMillion-plus lots help Acuitus raise £13.3m at first 2023 sale
Leading lots included City office/retail property sold for £1.4m and Salford Quays land plot that fetched £1.5m
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NewsScottish former hotel is star lot at SDL’s February auction
Former hotel and care home in Grantown-on-Spey with redevelopment potential leads auction house’s next sale
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NewsClive Emson scores 75% success rate and raises £21m at latest sale
Clive Emson raised £21m at its first auction of 2023 on 8 February, achieving a success rate of 75%.
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NewsSavills raises £45m from best February auction in five years
Auction house puts 139 residential and commercial lots under the hammer, achieving 70% success rate
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NewsChiswick office space to hit market for £7.5m in BidX1’s next auction
The Garment Building in Chiswick, west London, will go under the hammer with a guide price of £7.5m to £8m at BidX1’s west London office investment auction on 1 March.
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NewsBond Wolfe’s first 2023 auction rakes in over £16.6m
Bond Wolfe raised more than £16.6m at its first auction in 2023, recording a 90% success rate.
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NewsCar park where Richard III’s remains found set to go under the hammer
The car park in Leicester where the remains of Richard III were discovered 11 years ago is set to go under the hammer with a guide price of £4m to £4.1m.
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NewsFormer Woolworths store to lead Acuitus’s first 2023 sale
Mixed-use property on offer for £4m, a London office building and Manchester resi site being other star lots
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OnlineDartford pub is star lot in Strettons’ February auction
A former pub in Dartford, Kent with potential for residential redevelopment is leading Strettons’ February auction tomorrow (9 February) with a guide price of £950,000.
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NewsLondon properties lead Allsop’s largest commercial sale since 2019
Allsop’s next commercial auction on 9 February will be its largest since 2019.
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NewsClive Emson kickstarts 2023 with 142-lot online auction
Auction house is offering a range of properties including a former inn in Devon and a mixed-use site in Kent.
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NewsFormer Winchester hostel on offer at upcoming Barnard Marcus sale
A 10-bedroom former hostel close to Winchester rail station, with potential for development as a hotel or student accommodation, is leading the first Barnard Marcus auction of 2023 on 6 February, with a guide price of £635,000
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NewsSavills says 2022 auctions sales total was up £100m on 2021
Auctioneer reports ‘best-ever year’ despite ‘turbulent economic backdrop’ ahead of its first sale of 2023
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InsightCommunity Land Auctions not a practical solution
The levelling-up bill with all of its guises and amends has certainly kept the planning and residential sectors debating. Comments in the media are plentiful every time there’s a revision, and the Community Land Auctions amendment is no different, having been originally tabled in July last year and now back ...
