Selling property via auction offers a structured path towards a potentially rapid sale with a set completion date. However, situations can arise after a property is instructed for auction that lead a seller to consider removing it from the upcoming sale. This action, known as an auction withdrawal, is a possibility, but it is subject to specific conditions and carries notable implications. This content explores the process and considerations surrounding an auction withdrawal, outlining the factors that influence this decision and the steps involved for sellers navigating the auction process.
Selling tenanted properties at auction has become an increasingly popular method for property owners seeking a swift and transparent sale process. This approach, often referred to as selling properties with tenant occupancy via auction, appeals to both seasoned property investors and individuals interested in acquiring a property that offers a built-in income stream from the outset. As the market evolves, understanding the key considerations for successfully selling tenanted properties is crucial for navigating the process effectively. This educational guide explores how to approach selling
A total of 166 lots are listed in the 12 June auction byClive Emson Auctioneers, regional land and property auctioneers covering southern England.
James Emson, Managing Director, said: “We anticipate keen interest again in our latest auction, the fourth of eight this year, with £22m-plus raised for clients - a mix of corporate, local authorities and private individuals - in our May auction.”
One of the highlights is lot 30, guided at £1m-plus; the commercial and residential investment in Dover town centre, Kent, comprises three commercial premises and nine flats, currently let at £86,700 pa
A ground floor flat and shop in Paignton town centre have a freehold guide price of £75,000 plus at auction. (THURS 12 JUNE)
Located in Hyde Road, they are among 166 lots in the fourth sale of 2025 being held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.
Auction Appraiser James Lofthouse said: “Both components of this property are located on the ground floor, and include a good sized rear garden with potential.
“Both require completion works which will make them suitable for owner-occupation, letting or
A former BT hut near Taunton with planning permission for conversion into a holiday let is going to auction. (THURS JUNE 12)
The building at Croford, Wiveliscombe, and its land have a freehold guide price of £43,000 plus.
It is among 166 lots in the fourth sale of 2025 being held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.
Senior Auction Appraiser Audrey Smith said: “This is a rare opportunity to acquire an area of freehold land with a brick built former BT hut with planning consent for change of use to
Houses, flats, cottages, bungalows and land across Essex are coming up for auction next month.
They are among is among 166 lots in the latest auction being held by one of the top five property auctioneers in the UK, Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers which ends on Thursday 12 June.
A mid-terrace house needing improvement in Romford, three-bedroom 17 The Drive in Collier Row is offered jointly with Hilbery Chaplin with a freehold guide price of £375,000-plus and vacant possession.
Auction Appraiser Paul Wood said: “This property offers a practical layout and
Selling a property at auction offers a clear path to a swift, legally binding sale. However, the true measure of success often lies in the level of interest generated, specifically, the number of potential buyers actively bidding. Attracting a large pool of enthusiastic auction bidders is paramount, as it fosters a competitive environment that can significantly drive up the final sale price when you sell property at auction. This educational guide is designed to help sellers understand the key strategies for making their auction listing stand out and drawing in more serious bidders.
Successfully selling property at auction hinges on numerous factors, but one element stands out as particularly influential: the timing for selling. Choosing the optimal moment to bring your property to auction can dramatically affect its visibility, the level of competitive bidding it attracts, and ultimately, the final sale price achieved. For any seller aiming to maximise profit and ensure a smooth transaction, mastering the art of auction timing is indispensable. This educational article explores how strategic timing can make a significant difference in the outcome of your property
Selling a home via auction can feel like a significant decision, stepping into a process distinct from traditional private treaty sales. This approach attracts many homeowners due to its potential for speed and clarity, yet it naturally involves different considerations and potential challenges. Whether you are new to the property market or have sold before, understanding the advantages and disadvantages of auctioning a house is fundamental to making an informed choice that aligns with your circumstances and goals.
The Appeal: Examining the Benefits of Auction Sales
Selling a home via auction can be both an exciting prospect and a process that requires careful navigation. In the dynamic UK property market, auctions offer a distinct and often efficient route to sell a property for auction, appealing to both experienced sellers and those new to the process. This article is designed to serve as an educational guide, exploring the essential steps involved in preparing your property for auction, offering practical tips, and highlighting valuable resources to help you navigate the auction process for properties successfully.
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