Duncan Moir
MarketsAuctions prove their worth as new buyers enter the room
The commercial auction market over the last six months has shown robust performance against the same period of 2013.
NewsTime to sober up from the debt cocktail binge
The hangover will be long and painful after years of debt-fuelled excess
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Banks must weed out bad practice
Volumes have halved but liquidity is still there, says Duncan Moir
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After the crunch, our biggest enemy is Captain Inertia
Property investment needs currents of activity to lift it out of the doldrums
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Future looks settled on property horizon
Private investors continue to favour bricks and mortar, says Duncan Moir
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In the auction room the glass is half full
As the nights draw in, drink deeply and think about the coming year, says Duncan Moir
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Our industry needs wise heads on young shoulders
Work experience is paramount if property is to thrive
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E-auctions are no substitute for human contact
Online auctions are popular, but don't underestimate the real thing, says Duncan Moir
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In the last 10 years auctions have joined the premier league
Changes in the world of sport are mirrored in the auction room, says Duncan Moir
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A common purpose transcends all cultural divides
The London bombings have not broken up the auction room, says Duncan Moir
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Its not over until the fat lady sings, or the hammer comes down
Duncan Moir says a trip to an auction house is just like going to the theatre
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Don’t underestimate the little guys in the auction room
Duncan Moir says the new breed of private investors are cannier than people think
