EIG reported a 6.3% year-on-year fall in lots sold at auction in June 2025.

30% of buyers were new to the format, according to Allsop.

This month's event marks the firm's seventh dedicated residential auction of the year.

52% of homes go sale agreed within two months, yet completions remain slow.

20 of the 102 lots are guided at £1 million or more.

Allsop has raised £243m from residential auctions in the first half of 2025.

Propertymark has reported a strong first quarter for auctions, finding a clear majority favouring in-person viewings.

Demand continues to be driven primarily by cash purchasers, according to the firm's research.

Ryan Etchells, Chief Commercial Officer at Together, looks at UK property auctions and explores why the sector is currently seeing a rapid rise in activity.

Allsop’s June residential auction catalogue features 344 lots across the UK and will be held over the 25th & 26th of June, marking the firm’s largest catalogue of 2025...