Take advantage of the final auctions of the year before winter really kicks in. It is the perfect opportunity to dispose of any vacant stock, problem properties or anything else that needs rapid disposal. Our December auctions are heavily attended by eager buyers keen to secure renovation projects in time for Spring.
If you are considering selling up and want to know how much your property might be worth at auction, why not send us a few details and one of our auctioneers will give you a ring, to chat further about your requirements.
Our auctioneers can answer all your questions, advise how
Network Auctions has unveiled a new online auction service to be used by its 50-plus partner agents across the UK.
Network E-Auctions will contain properties listed for sale on the basis of a normal auction catalogue with an online closing date and time, very similar to the system operated on eBay.
As the deadline expires a binding option agreement is formed which sees the buyer pay a £3,000 non-refundable deposit. The buyer then has five weeks to exchange contracts.
Failure to exchange contracts in that timeframe will see the buyer forfeit his deposit. Should the seller withdraw prior to
Two new top industry awards for Auction House boost its total to ten gongs in three years.
Auction House has been awarded another two prestigious accolades at this year’s Negotiator Awards - including silver for Residential Auction House of the Year 2014.
The award winning national brand also took home a bronze award for Franchisor of the Year at the glittering event at the London Hilton on Wednesday 4 November 2014, presented by TV host, Alexander Armstrong. Auction House has had repeated success at the ceremony, and the latest medals take the group’s haul to ten major industry awards in just
Although property auctions have historically been used for sales of repossessed homes, they are growing in popularity amongst vendors of all kinds of properties looking for quick sales.
The types of property that generally sell well at auction include:
Properties that are hugely in demand
Repossessed homes that need a quick sale in order to repay a debt
Properties for which it is hard to find a buyer through a more traditional route
Properties in poor condition that require renovation
Unique or unusual properties which are hard to value
There are a number of advantages to selling your property at auction - the speed of sale being the main attraction with the whole process taking around 6 weeks, plus the reassurance that when the hammer falls your property is sold.
Selling at auction also attracts a wide range of potential buyers - not only will there be people who want to make it their home, there'll also be investors, developers and property dealers interested in buying. An auction doesn't have to be the last resort, it could prove to be the best method for selling your property.
Selling property at auction can be an option. If you are considering selling up and want to know how much your property might be worth at auction, why not send us a few details and one of our auctioneers will give you a ring, to chat further about your requirements.
Don't be daunted! Selling a property by auction is easier than many people think, and the prices that we achieve are usually higher than expected too. Our auctioneers can answer all your questions, advise how the auction process works, confirm the fees, and arrange a free valuation of your property to see whether the possibility
A record 33 sales of homes worth at least £1 million took place in Britain every day typically during the first half of this year, research from Lloyds Bank has revealed. It shows that more million pound properties exchanged hands in St Albans in Hertfordshire in the first half of 2014 than in the whole of Scotland.
Lloyds found that 6,143 transactions involving million pound homes took place during the first six months of 2014 as the housing market recovery took off, which is a 46% uplift compared with the first half of 2013.
The findings across Britain equate to 33 million pound transactions
If you are considering selling up and want to know how much your property might be worth at auction, why not send us a few details and one of our auctioneers will give you a ring, to chat further about your requirements.
Don't be daunted! Selling a property by auction is easier than many people think, and the prices that we achieve are usually higher than expected too. Our auctioneers can answer all your questions, advise how the auction process works, confirm the fees, and arrange a free valuation of your property to see whether the possibility of selling via auction, is right for you.
According to the latest Land Registry house price index, the average property across England and Wales fell 0.2 per cent from £177,824 in August to £177,299 last month, well short of the peak of £181,324 in November 2007. This is the first monthly dip recorded since March 2014, when prices fell 0.1 per cent.
London prices also fell between August and September, dropping 0.7 per cent to an average of £460,521. However, like England and Wales, London prices were up year-on-year in September and stood 18.4 per cent higher than the average of £388,954 in September 2013.