After recently reporting year on year sales revenues increasing by 99%, Brendons Auctioneers are pleased to announce expansion plans to take the company forward to their next phase of growth.
This positive step sees Phil Arnold as Managing Director, Julie Gooding promoted to Director of Operations, and along with Mark Ronaldson in the sales team, the imminent appointments of a new Auction Surveyor and an Auction Assistant.
As well as the new team, the company is moving to new, more spacious, offices conveniently located near Ealing Broadway tube station and just a few minutes from the Ealing
The latest Allsop commercial property auction is set for July 9th with some 90 lots under the hammer at a combined reserve value of €20 million.
A good mix of assets across the country is included in the auction – most of which are income-producing – while others offer buyers the chance to relet and/or add value.
Botanic House on Botanic Road in Dublin 9, which is being sold on the instruction of executors and comes with vacant possession, comprises a prominent public house arranged over basement and ground floors extending to about 529.53sq m (5,700sq ft). It is in turn-key condition and the
The latest figures from Auction House suggest that the auctions market may be picking up faster than the process of selling by private treaty.
In a week in which the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said that the number of homes for sale has fallen to its lowest level since records began in 1978, Auction House is reporting that entries for the group’s June auctions has seen a year- on-year increase of over 50%.
Demand has improved across all property types and in most areas of the country. There are 375 lots entered in Auction House sales in June this year, compared to only 240
Auction-goers have a rare opportunity to buy more than 35 acres of semi mature woodland in the heart of the Cambridgeshire countryside. Dumplings Wood is half a mile north of the village of Barrington, near Cambridge, and is listed with a guide price of between £220,000 and £230,000.
A pair of commercial sites in the heart of Cambridgeshire are expected to generate plenty of interest when they also go under the hammer. The site comprises 16 individual business units that are used for a mixture of industrial and office purposes. It currently generates around £101,242 in rental income a year –
The bombed-out Hull theatre is once again going under the hammer later this month.
The current owner, Saleem Hakim, recently submitted a planning application to turn the front of the National Picture Theatre in Beverley Road into an alfresco dining area. He says those running The Swan restaurant next door want to use the ruins as a dining area.
Just over a year ago, Mr Hakim tried to sell the former theatre at auction. It was put up for sale with a reserve price of £60,000. But the bidding only reached £57,000 at the auction, which was held by Eddison's at Leeds United's Elland Road ground
The latest property auction by Merseyside based auctioneers, Sutton Kersh, generated proceeds of more than £5.5m.
With over 80% of lots offered being sold, reflects the serious bidding by investors who attended the sale at Stanley Dock’s Titanic Hotel.
Cathy Holt, joint head of auctions at Sutton Kersh, said: “Not only did investors turn out in large numbers, they were intent on bidding seriously for the majority of lots in order to make sure they were successful.
“This meant a large number were the subject of bidding wars, which also helped drive prices up.
Over 350 people attended Symonds & Sampson's latest property auction held at The Digby Hall, Sherborne, at the end of last month. The auction had 26 lots catalogued and ended with a 96% success rate.
Auctioneer Mark Lewis said that this was the highest percentage success rate, from the main auctioneers, in the UK for the whole of May and raised just under £5million.
The properties on offer were in Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire and attracted interest not only from the region but buyers also flew in from Spain and France.
Mr Lewis said: "We were showcasing the auction at The Move to the Country
A five bedroom bungalow only accessible by boat and a London flat which sold for double its guide price are just two of the 72 lots which sold in a record sale for Auction House London this month (Thursday 4 June 2015).
Hundreds of people packed the impressive ballroom of The Landmark Hotel in Marylebone Road, London. The venue was moved at the last minute from another room in the building in order to accommodate the high numbers of bidders attending the sale, which had a 90% success rate and which raised just short of £18m (£17,989,550).
A vacant ground floor retail unit in Leeds city centre sold for £208,000 having been offered at a guide price of £140,000.
The Dock Street property was one of several which attracted interest at the latest Eddisons auction in Leeds.
Meanwhile, two modern ground floor retail units in the same area of Leeds, one of which is let as a dry cleaner’s producing annual rent of £5,196, sold for £126,000 from a guide price of £120,000.
Other highlights included Soothill Manor, a former 29 bed care home in Batley, which sold for £340,000 off a guide of £325,000. A vacant one bedroom back to back terrace
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