The most recent Allsop auction took place on December 15th and 17th 2009 and saw 415 lots offered for sale, a drop of 62% on the same time last year when Allsop were offering 1,100 properties for sale at auction.
The most recent Allsop auction took place on December 15th and 17th 2009 and saw 415 lots offered for sale, a drop of 62% on the same time last year when Allsop were offering 1,100 properties for sale at auction.
Due to the current financial crisis, the housing market has been in turmoil for well over a year and, as a result, there has been a huge increase in repossessions – many of these end up at auction. Repossessed properties sold at auction typically go for anything between 20% -50% less than their market price, [...]
The housing market may be down, but property auctioneers are enjoying something of a property boom. Estate agents are experiencing their leanest period for 30 years, yet the auction houses are full of repossessed homes; many looking to buy a property are going to auctions in the hope of getting a home at a bargain [...]
You may like to consider purchasing a repossessed house that is not being sold at auction.
Original article from Property Week 23.01.09 (re-written by HouseRepossession.co.uk)
The market leader in UK auctions is Allsop and they believe that house repossessions could make up to 80% of all lots in 2009, says Nick Duxbury.
While the rest of the [...]