Scottish properties going under the hammer on Thursday
Investors interested in buying Scottish property should look at Future Property Auctions’ event happening on Thursday.
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Stoke-on-Trent homes up for auction
Bond Wolfe has unveiled more than a dozen of investment options for people wanting to buy a property in Stoke-on-Trent. Some are already rented,…
17th century home being auctioned in the East Midlands
A Grade II listed house is going under the hammer at Bond Wolfe’s next auction on 9 February.
Young people turning to property auctions
More young people are turning to property auctions, according to the demographics visiting the Auction House website.
Derbyshire pub with planning permission for nine apartments up for auction
A former public house in the Derbyshire town of Long Eaton is being auctioned with a guide price of £250,000 on 9 February.
Terraced house sells for nine times the guide price at auction
A terraced house in Leicester sold for nine times its guide price of £20,000 in December, selling for £179,000.
Roundup of commercial auction opportunities
A vacant freehold Grade II listed city centre office building in Birmingham is among the commercial properties going under the hammer in December. 54…
Cheap Black Country homes going under the hammer in December
Dozens of Black Country homes with low guide prices are set to attract bidders at Bond Wolfe’s auction in December.
Auction House London to hold final auction of 2021
Cheap properties include a vacant four room terraced house in Middlesbrough, which has a guide price of just £15,000 (Lot 119)
Inexperienced buyers warned about auctions
Almost three quarters of first-time buyers have considered buying from an auction, but research from broker First Mortgage suggests that a third could be refused a mortgage.
