
September 4th, 2010 by

Jonathon Moore
Recent Sales
| WINGFIELD |
17 Capelli Rd |
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View Sold$1,775,000 |
| OLD NOARLUNGA |
43 Paringa Pde |
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View Sold$635,000 |
| FULHAM |
9 Coral Sea Rd |
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View Sold$1,350,000 |
| LOBERTHAL |
Gumeracha Rd |
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View Sold$650,000 |
| ROYAL PARK |
36 Wattle Ave |
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View Sold$441,000 |
| WEST HINDMARSH |
28 Morgan St |
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View Sold$510,000 |
| WEST CROYDON |
36 Blanford St |
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View Sold$775,000 |
| MAGILL |
4a Frederick St |
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View Sold$718,000 |
| WARRADALE |
76 Wilton Ave |
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View Sold$510,000 |
| NORTH PLYMPTON |
14 Allchurch Ave |
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View Sold$506,000 |
| MILE END |
29 Bagot Ave |
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View Sold$681,000 |
| KIDMAN PARK |
3 Piovesan Crt |
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View Sold$730,000 |
| LOCKLEYS |
30 Dartmore Tce |
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View Sold$530,000 |
| FLINDERS PARK |
25 Jarman Tce |
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View Sold$570,000 |
| BLACKFORREST |
9/20 Addison Rd |
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View Sold$270,000 |
| WINGFIELD |
56 Francis St |
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View Sold$770,000 |
| GLANVILLE |
113 Carlisle St |
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View Sold$500,000 |
| SEACLIFF PARK |
18 Barnett Tce |
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View Sold$405,000 |
| BRIGHTON |
18 Fulton St |
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View Sold$485,000 |
| WEST CROYDON |
11 Cavendish St |
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View Sold$354,000 |
| WEST CROYDON |
13 Westbourne St |
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View Sold$660,000 |
| FULHAM |
14 Farncombe Rd |
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View Sold$510,000 |
| GLENELG NORTH |
13 Carey Close |
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View Sold$675,000 |
| NEWTON |
24 Graves St |
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View Sold$439,000 |
| NORTH ADELAIDE |
410/61-69 Brougham Place |
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View Sold$1,200,000 |
Forthcoming Auctions
| LINDEN PARK |
40 Hay Rd |
12pm |
View Sold$683,000 |
| WEST CROYDON |
2 Margaret ave |
10am |
View Sold$498,000 |
| MITCHELL PARK |
21 McFarlane Ave |
11am |
View VB$310,000 |
| PLYMPTON |
57 Osborne Tce |
12pm |
View VB$480,000 |
| LOCKLEYS |
10 Barrow Cres |
1pm |
View Sold$635,000 |
| GLENGOWRIE |
34 Johnstone St |
2pm |
View Sold$460,000 |
| PLYMPTON |
29 Glenburnie Tce |
3pm |
View Sold$460,000 |
| MITCHELL PARK |
12 Alawoona Ave |
11am |
View |
| SOUTH PLYMPTON |
14 Kent St |
12pm |
View |
| KADINA |
10 Measday Cres |
3pm |
View |
| MORPHETT VALE |
215 - 217 Main South Rd |
11am |
View |
| WEST CROYDON |
26 Burke St |
11am |
View |
| VISTA |
33 Frank St |
12.30pm |
View |
| SALISBURY HEIGHTS |
97 Stanford Rd |
11.30am |
View |
| GLENGOWRIE |
10 Hardy Ave |
1.30pm |
View |
| CLOVELLY PARK |
3 Glandore Ave |
10am |
View |
| LOCKLEYS |
19 Duncan St |
11am |
View |
| KILBURN |
26 Kintore Ave |
12pm |
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| ENFIELD |
24 Fitzgerald Ave |
1pm |
View |
| SEMAPHORE PARK |
134 Bower Rd |
2pm |
View |
| WOODVILLE |
2 Belmore Tce |
3.30pm |
View |
| TRANMERE |
11b John Ave |
1pm |
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| SOUTH PLYMPTON |
3 Wallira St |
9.30am |
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| MITCHELL PARK |
22 Byard St |
10.30am |
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| HALLETT COVE |
18a Cherub St |
11am |
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| SEATON |
17 Elaine Ave |
12.30pm |
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| LARGS NORTH |
24 Seafield St |
1.30pm |
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| SEATON |
1/1 Leven Ave |
2.30pm |
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| “In Rooms” @ the H’Way |
Wednesday 29th Sept |
12pm |
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| KINGSCOTE |
“KI Resort Motel”, 2 Telegraph Rd |
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| ELIZABETH WEST |
16 Kingstag Cres |
11am |
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| BEVERLEY |
652 - 654 Port Rd |
1pm |
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| SEMAPHORE |
6 Vassall St |
11am |
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| MARION |
2b Orkney Ave |
12.30pm |
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| ADELAIDE |
304 Gilbert St |
11am |
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| WEST CROYDON |
22 Kingsley Ave |
10am |
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| GLANDORE |
15 Glengarry Ave |
11am |
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| LOCKLEYS |
10 Willingale Ave |
12pm |
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| CLARENDON |
48 Grant Gully Rd |
4.30pm |
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| SEAFORD RISE |
20 Pebble Beach Grove |
11am |
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| FULHAM |
586 Tapleys Hill Rd |
12.30pm |
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| WEST HINDMARSH |
480 Port Rd |
11am |
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| HENLEY BEACH |
55 East Tce |
12pm |
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| CAMDEN PARK |
1/12 Acorn Rd |
11am |
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| DAVOREN PARK |
45 Hambridge Rd |
12pm |
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| GLENGOWRIE |
9 Bells Rd |
11am |
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August 17th, 2009 by

Jonathon Moore
- First auction conducted at 17 years of age.
- Established “In Room” Auctions in Adelaide May 1995.
- 47 Properties offered in 1 afternoon 2002 (39 sold).
- Highest price at Auction $3,335,000.
- Conducted over 14,500 Property Auctions in SA, WA, Vic, NSW, QLD , NT & New Zealand.
- Guest speaker & Auctioneer NAA Las Vegas 2004.
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April 27th, 2009 by

Jonathon Moore
The Statutes Amendment (Real Estate Industry Reform) Act 2007 comes into operation on 28 July 2008.
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April 27th, 2009 by

Jonathon Moore
Treat every auction as if you were selling your Mum’s home.
Training can be organised by phoning me on 0413 87 45 45
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March 13th, 2007 by

Jonathon Moore
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March 13th, 2007 by

Jonathon Moore
As an Auctioneer I don’t favour one bidder over another
You just have to be the highest bidder.
- Buyers have total control as their bids are out in the open, not behind closed doors
- Real sellers want to deal with real buyers
- Smart investments are made because properties are purchased at fair market value
- The Buyer knows the seller is committed to selling the property
- The Buyer determines the purchase price through competitive bidding
- Auctions eliminate the long negotiation process
- The purchasing & closing dates are known
- The Buyer knows he is negotiating fairly and on the same terms as all other buyers while they openly compete with each other
- Auction is the purest form of marketing
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March 13th, 2007 by

Jonathon Moore
Auctioneers sell to the highest bidder. 100% working for the vendor .
Real estate auctions offer the seller 3 stages for a sale:
- before auction
- at auction
- after auction
Auctions create competition among buyers. Consequently, the auction price can exceed the price of a negotiated sale.
- Generate excitement and heightens buyer interest.
- Create the most exposure in the shortest period of time and accelerates sales.
- Require potential buyers be registered and qualified with certified funds on the day of the auction.
- Eliminate high seller carrying costs — such as interest, excessive advertising, and maintenance.
- Bring interested buyers to a point of decision — they must act now or lose an opportunity to purchase the property.
- Allow the seller to plan and select the date they want to sell. They control the sales process.
- Allow the seller to set the terms and conditions of sale.
- Eliminate numerous and unscheduled showings.
An Auction is an aggressive, advanced marketing program that increases potential interest in and awareness of a property.
Days on market are approximately half compared to other methods of sale such as private treaty or by negotiations
Real buyers want to deal with real sellers
Auction is the purest form of marketing
Records are broken in competition , Auction is the power of competition.
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March 13th, 2007 by

Jonathon Moore
The first recorded historical data,comes from the writings of the Greek Historian Herodotus ,tells us that the first auctions were documented about 500BC when he wrote of his visits to the fabled city of Babylon and witnessed an auction.
In selling property two major ingredients are involved, price and profile. I have yet to meet anyone who can accurately predict the eventual selling price and it is extremely hard to sell a secret.
Auction is the purest form of marketing .
Agents who sell a property at the asking price or at the first inspection are, in my opinion , doing their vendors a disservice, hence a good buy for the buyer. To me, that doesn’t make sense when the vendor is paying the commission. A well run auction campaign will achieve a premium price through competition.
Auction comes from the word “Auctio”in the Latin Dictionary which means to increase.
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