Podcast | Commercial Auction | Residential Auction
The market is tricky – how we sold £870 million in the last 12 months
This latest Allsop propchat podcast reviews the last 12 months in the auction market and how Allsop’s two auction teams combined to raise £870 million between them from the sale of 1860 lots.
George Walker and Richard Adamson draw on their combined 50 years experience in the auction market to explain some of its foibles and discuss the essential steps in the process required to achieve sales, including the mantra of “fact not fiction” in the most turbulent of markets.
The discussion is illustrated with some examples of recent sales and buyers who are part of this lively market.
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The podcasts presented here are for general guidance and represents opinions of our teams based on the property market at the time of recording. All details are correct at time of recording.
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