Essential Information Group November Auction Market Comment
Our dear friend David Sandeman at EIG has all the stats at his fingertips for each sale at Auction in the UK and he has some interesting observations on November’s trading.
Whilst the media are reporting a decline in the number of house sales, last month saw a 10.4% overall increase in lots sold at auction very close to the rolling year increase of 9.6%. In addition the residential increase for the rolling year has been 10.1%. The overall percentage sold was 63.9% which was down from the rolling year average of 73.2%, but up on October 2010 which was 59.1%. The gradual improvement in the results that we have seen for the majority of months this year continues.
As we have said before at makeoffer there is no point reinventing the wheel so we are delighted to present David’s analysis below for you to digest and use to your benefit.
We are sure that you are used to seeing much of EIG’s information as may auction houses in the UK use his services.
National Auction Analysis
Overall the amount raised was up 28%, though as the tables below show this was largely due to a 174% increase in the value of commercial lots sold. Having noted that, the lots sold, percentage sold and amount raised for three periods in all three tables show an increase when compared with the same periods last year. A steady and continuing trend.
Total
Last Month
Last Quarter
Last Year
November 2011
November 2010
Increase
September 2011 – November 2011
September 2010 – November 2010
Increase
December 2010 – November 2011
December 2009 – November 2010
Increase
Lots Offered
2,164
2,120
2.1%
9,751
9,747
0.0%
32,478
31,474
3.2%
Lots Sold
1,382
1,252
10.4%
6,971
6,341
9.9%
23,764
21,678
9.6%
Percent Sold
63.9%
59.1%
8.1%
71.5%
65.1%
9.8%
73.2%
68.9%
6.2%
Total Raised
£166,538,266
£129,554,068
28.5%
£931,234,941
£845,756,484
10.1%
£3,426,988,770
£3,305,665,931
3.7%
Residential
Last Month
Last Quarter
Last Year
November 2011
November 2010
Increase
September 2011 – November 2011
September 2010 – November 2010
Increase
December 2010 – November 2011
December 2009 – November 2010
Increase
Lots Offered
1,718
1,838
-6.5%
7,670
8,019
-4.4%
25,935
25,142
3.2%
Lots Sold
1,098
1,078
1.9%
5,505
5,201
5.8%
18,970
17,234
10.1%
Percent Sold
63.9%
58.7%
8.9%
71.8%
64.9%
10.6%
73.1%
68.5%
6.7%
Total Raised
£113,617,355
£110,302,918
3.0%
£638,589,575
£626,946,934
1.9%
£2,278,828,291
£2,197,544,887
3.7%
Commercial
Last Month
Last Quarter
Last Year
November 2011
November 2010
Increase
September 2011 – November 2011
September 2010 – November 2010
Increase
December 2010 – November 2011
December 2009 – November 2010
Increase
Lots Offered
440
282
56.0%
2,054
1,728
18.9%
6,543
6,329
3.4%
Lots Sold
284
174
63.2%
1,453
1,140
27.5%
4,794
4,444
7.9%
Percent Sold
64.5%
61.7%
4.5%
70.7%
66%
7.1%
73.3%
70.2%
4.4%
Total Raised
£52,920,911
£19,251,150
174.9%
£291,706,866
£218,809,550
33.3%
£1,148,160,479
£1,108,121,044
3.6%
Regional Auction Analysis
As is usually the case, variations across all the measurable parameters can be seen across the regions.
Essential Information Group November Auction Market Comment
Our dear friend David Sandeman at EIG has all the stats at his fingertips for each sale at Auction in the UK and he has some interesting observations on November’s trading.
Whilst the media are reporting a decline in the number of house sales, last month saw a 10.4% overall increase in lots sold at auction very close to the rolling year increase of 9.6%. In addition the residential increase for the rolling year has been 10.1%. The overall percentage sold was 63.9% which was down from the rolling year average of 73.2%, but up on October 2010 which was 59.1%. The gradual improvement in the results that we have seen for the majority of months this year continues.
As we have said before at makeoffer there is no point reinventing the wheel so we are delighted to present David’s analysis below for you to digest and use to your benefit.
We are sure that you are used to seeing much of EIG’s information as may auction houses in the UK use his services.
National Auction Analysis
Total
Residential
Commercial
Regional Auction Analysis
East Anglia
East Midlands
London
North-East
North-West
North-West Home Counties
Scotland
South-East Home Counties
South-West
Wales
West Midlands
Yorkshire and The Humber
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