Auctioneer's News

Latest figures show there was some good news at the end of last year, as the property auctions market finished the year on a three-month high, according to the National Association of Valuers and Auct...

The next auction being held by Network Auctions is being held at their new national auction room at The Glaziers Hall overlooking the River Thames in Central London on 7th March at 1pm.

John Pye & Sons are expanding with seven new auction sites across the UK.

After four years using Hatfield House in Hertfordshire as their national auction room, Network Auctions are taking their auctions to London in 2012.

The card, which has been entered into the sale by the family of player David Pegg who was among 23 people who died in the tragedy.

By Estelle Maxwell, Estates Gazette Activity in the auction room could be slowed significantly by government requirements for energy performance certificates to be in place on the first day of mark...

Abigail Selwood from Graham Penny Auctions is the NAVA Auctioneer of the Year 2011.

AUCTIONEERS have reported a surge in interest from amateur bidders hunting out bargains during the economic slump.

The contents of the home of the artist Barbara, Lady Brassey of Apethorpe will feature in the next sale at the Lincoln auction rooms.

A wartime sketchbook of scenes in a Japanese POW camp drawn by a prisoner and the letters sent to him by his family fetched £900 at auction in Lincoln.

Guidance prepared by NFOPP in consultation with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Association of Relocation Agents, and Association of Managing Agents, has been formally approved by HM Tre...

Following the AGM on 10 June 2011, the amended version of the NFoPP Memorandum and Articles of Association is now available to read.

Two pieces of furniture are expected to fetch high prices in the July sale at the Lincoln auction rooms. An exhibition quality Victorian burr walnut credenza with ormolu mounts is expected to sell ...

Network Auctions’ auction held at Hatfield House on 6th July demonstrated the changing face of the UK property market. The 45% success rate on the day was in stark contrast to the national auctioneers...

Three wine glasses bought at a car boot in Portsmouth for 40p each sold for £16,000 by Stride & Son of Chichester at their sale on 24 June.

For many people, buying a home is one of the biggest decisions they will ever make. However, by failing to commission a survey before purchase, homebuyers across England and Wales are risking potentia...

The taxman has started nearly 9,500 investigations into inheritance tax valuations in the past 12 months, and accountants are warning that others may be targeted.

There are now regulations controlling the sale of ammonium nitrate. These controls revolve around a 'Code of Practice for the Transfer and Traceability of Fertiliser Classified as Dangerous Go...

NAVA now have Facebook and Twitter accounts. Follow us now to make sure you receive the latest news from us and our members.

Guy Charrison has been elected Chairman of the National Association of Valuers and Auctioneers.

Matthew Baker is one of the first candidates to pass the NFOPP Technical Award in Chattels Auctioneering. We’ve spoken to Matthew to see what he thinks of the award and his advice to possible future c...

NAVA Chairman, Guy Charrison has a blogged on Estate Agent Today.

The NAVA Forum for Chattels Valuers and Auctioneers was held at the Belfry, on 9th May 2011, and was a thoroughly enjoyable day for all who attended.

The latest statistics from property auctions held across the UK show that buyers took advantage of residential property bargains during February, according to the National Association of Valuers and A...