Forthcoming Auctions “In-Rooms” & “On-site” In Date Order

September 4th, 2010 by Jonathon Moore              

Recent Sales

WINGFIELD  17 Capelli Rd    View  Sold$1,775,000
OLD NOARLUNGA  43 Paringa Pde    View  Sold$635,000
FULHAM  9 Coral Sea Rd    View  Sold$1,350,000
LOBERTHAL  Gumeracha Rd    View  Sold$650,000
ROYAL PARK  36 Wattle Ave    View  Sold$441,000
WEST HINDMARSH  28 Morgan St    View  Sold$510,000
WEST CROYDON  36 Blanford St    View  Sold$775,000

MAGILL  4a Frederick St    View  Sold$718,000
WARRADALE  76 Wilton Ave    View  Sold$510,000
NORTH PLYMPTON  14 Allchurch Ave    View  Sold$506,000
MILE END  29 Bagot Ave    View  Sold$681,000
KIDMAN PARK  3 Piovesan Crt    View  Sold$730,000 
LOCKLEYS  30 Dartmore Tce    View  Sold$530,000
FLINDERS PARK  25 Jarman Tce    View  Sold$570,000
BLACKFORREST 9/20 Addison Rd    View  Sold$270,000
WINGFIELD  56 Francis St    View  Sold$770,000
GLANVILLE  113 Carlisle St    View  Sold$500,000
SEACLIFF PARK  18 Barnett Tce    View  Sold$405,000
BRIGHTON 18 Fulton St    View  Sold$485,000
WEST CROYDON  11 Cavendish St    View  Sold$354,000
WEST CROYDON  13 Westbourne St    View  Sold$660,000
FULHAM 14 Farncombe Rd    View  Sold$510,000
GLENELG NORTH  13 Carey Close    View  Sold$675,000
NEWTON  24 Graves St    View  Sold$439,000
NORTH ADELAIDE  410/61-69 Brougham Place    View Sold$1,200,000 

 

 

Forthcoming Auctions

  Friday 3rd Sept    
LINDEN PARK  40 Hay Rd  12pm  View  Sold$683,000
       
  Saturday 4th Sept    
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
       
  Sunday 5th  Sept    
MITCHELL PARK  12 Alawoona Ave  11am  View 
SOUTH PLYMPTON  14 Kent St  12pm  View 
KADINA  10 Measday Cres  3pm  View 
       
  Thursday 9th  Sept    
MORPHETT VALE  215 - 217 Main South Rd  11am  View 
       
  Saturday 11th Sept    
WEST CROYDON 26 Burke St  11am  View 
VISTA  33 Frank St  12.30pm  View 
       
  Sunday 12th  Sept    
SALISBURY HEIGHTS  97 Stanford Rd  11.30am  View 
GLENGOWRIE  10 Hardy Ave  1.30pm  View 
       
  Saturday 18th Sept    
CLOVELLY PARK  3 Glandore Ave  10am  View 
LOCKLEYS  19 Duncan St  11am  View 
KILBURN 26 Kintore Ave 12pm   
ENFIELD 24 Fitzgerald Ave 1pm  View 
SEMAPHORE PARK  134 Bower Rd  2pm  View 
WOODVILLE 2 Belmore Tce 3.30pm  View 
       
  Sunday 19th  Sept    
TRANMERE  11b John Ave  1pm   
       
  Saturday 25th Sept    
SOUTH PLYMPTON  3 Wallira St  9.30am   
MITCHELL PARK  22 Byard St  10.30am   
EXETER  2 Tracey St  12pm   
       
  Sunday 26th Sept    
HALLETT COVE  18a Cherub St  11am   
SEATON  17 Elaine Ave  12.30pm   
LARGS NORTH  24 Seafield St  1.30pm   
SEATON  1/1 Leven Ave  2.30pm   
PLYMPTON  24 Lydia St  4pm   
       
“In Rooms” @ the H’Way  Wednesday 29th Sept 12pm   
KINGSCOTE  “KI Resort Motel”, 2 Telegraph Rd    
BELAIR  61 Thorngate Dve     
       
  Thursday 30th Sept    
ELIZABETH WEST  16 Kingstag Cres  11am   
BEVERLEY  652 - 654 Port Rd   1pm   
       
  Saturday 2nd Oct    
SEMAPHORE  6 Vassall St  11am   
MARION  2b Orkney Ave  12.30pm   
    1.30pm   
  Thursday 7th Oct    
ADELAIDE  304 Gilbert St  11am   
       
  Saturday 9th Oct    
WEST CROYDON  22 Kingsley Ave  10am   
GLANDORE  15 Glengarry Ave  11am   
LOCKLEYS  10 Willingale Ave  12pm   
       
       
       
CLARENDON  48 Grant Gully Rd  4.30pm   
       
  Sunday 10th Oct    
SEAFORD RISE  20 Pebble Beach Grove  11am   
FULHAM  586 Tapleys Hill Rd  12.30pm   
       
       
       
  Friday 15th Oct    
WEST HINDMARSH  480 Port Rd  11am   
       
  Saturday 16th Oct    
       
HENLEY BEACH  55 East Tce  12pm   
       
  Thursday 21st Oct    
CAMDEN PARK  1/12 Acorn Rd  11am   
       
  Friday 22nd Oct    
DAVOREN PARK  45 Hambridge Rd  12pm   
       
  Saturday 23rd Oct    
GLENGOWRIE  9 Bells Rd  11am   
       

 

 

 

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Some History

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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Documents & Forms

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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Agents Tips / Training

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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Agent’s Benefits

March 13th, 2007 by Jonathon Moore              

  • Days on market are approximately half compared to other methods of sale such as private treaty or by negotiation
  • Auctions expose the property to many interested people and generates a list of ready qualified buyers
  • You can develop your own market niche
  • You have the assurance that the property will be sold at true market value
  • Property is sold within a relatively short period of time. consequently, Agents can show their clients a guaranteed day of sale and a quick closing
  • Auction can bring people in to look at your other listings, not just the auction listing
  • Successful auction results in referrals and return business.
  • Auctions are simply NOW events, NOT fire sales or distress sales, and generate excitement and interest in the property
  • There is nothing like an Auction Event to bring exposure to the property.
  • Auctions create a sense of urgency to buyers

    Auction is the purest form of marketing

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Buyer’s Benefits

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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Seller’s Benefits

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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Auction - The Power of Competition

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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