Allsop Residential rounds off 2019 with bumper catalogue
Allsop Residential has unveiled a bumper 226-lot catalogue for its final auction of the year.
Investors on parade: why more and more shops are going under the hammer
On the face of it, parades of local shops in secondary locations might not seem attractive investments but they are becoming increasingly popular with buyers in the auction room.
Savills and Barnett Ross line up their last sales of the year
Auction houses release catalogues for post-election sales with properties in London going under the hammer
Strettons releases a 47-lot catalogue for election-day auction
Strettons has released a 47-lot catalogue for its last auction of 2019, featuring a mix of properties with guide prices ranging between £2,250 and £1.9m.
BidX1 to offer 41 lots in December
BidX1 has released a 41-lot catalogue for its December auction with guide prices ranging between £200 and £900,000.
Allsop and Acuitus announce details of last auctions of 2019
Most expensive lot at Allsop sale is a Travelodge, while Acuitus will offer a four-storey building in Kentish Town
Big catalogue for Bond Wolfe sale
Bond Wolfe has released its largest-ever catalogue for its 11 December auction.
Caution in the auction room could be costing investors dear
Investors that wait to pick off unsold lots after auctions could often get a better deal in the ballroom
Success rate drops to 56% at Barnard Marcus’ November auction
Barnard Marcus raised £13.6m at its 11 November auction, selling 111 lots from a 199-lot catalogue.
Savills raises £21.8m thanks to sale of several large lots
A number of sizeable residential lots beat guide prices to sell at above £1m but biggest lot failed to sell
Investors on parade: why more and more shops are going under the hammer
On the face of it, parades of local shops in secondary locations might not seem attractive investments but they are becoming increasingly popular with buyers in the auction room.
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