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Podcast: Property Auctions: Where is the Market Heading?
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The property auction market continues to evolve as buyers and sellers adjust to pricing, borrowing costs and changing investor appetite.
In this episode of PropChat, host Richard Adamson is joined by David Margolis from Allsop’s Commercial Auction team and Will Taylor from the Residential Auction team share what they are seeing across their respective markets, from changing buyer behaviour and demand to the opportunities and challenges facing buyers and sellers.
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David is a Partner in Commercial Auctions with 25 years of experience in the sector.
Will Taylor is a Partner in Residential Auctions.
Richard day to day role is as an auctioneer in the residential auction team focusing on producing 12 auction sales a year. In his role as Residential Managing Partner, Richard provides day-to-day support for Allsop’s growing residential property division and is involved in the strategy and running of the wider Allsop business as a member of the management board.
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