Demand for unmodernised homes see record numbers bidding at latest Auction House London sale🛠

Demand for unmodernised homes see record numbers bidding at latest Auction House London sale🛠

Auction House London has announced that it has sold the highest number of lots in one sale in over a year, at its recent auction this month, on Thursday 10 February 2022.

According to the auctioneers, a record 1,339 bidders were registered to take part in the livestream sale which saw 90% of lots sold raising almost £25m (£24,866,699). To continue reading, please Click Here


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