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Property auction market sees significant annual uplift – London Wallet

Mark Helprin by Mark Helprin
September 19, 2025
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Property auction market sees significant annual uplift – London Wallet
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In August 2025, the national auction market posted a marked year-on-year uplift, compared to the quieter trading period August 2024, the latest data from Essential Information Group (EIG) has revealed.

Lots offered rose 22.7% to 1,738, while sales increased 15.3% to 1,113, reflecting stronger activity and buyer engagement. The total raised advanced by 14.1% to £171.8m, though the percentage sold slipped back to 64.0%, showing that while more stock was made available and absorbed, buyer selectivity is tempering overall success rates.

Residential led the growth with a 13.5% increase in total raised, while commercial also gained ground in August, up 20.5%.

Across the regions, the rolling quarter (June to August 2025) showed a varied performance. The North-West stood out with sales up 14.6% and a notable rise in success rates, while Yorkshire & The Humber saw a sharp 41.8% uplift in amounts raised, driven largely by residential demand.

The East Midlands and West Midlands also showed double-digit increases in capital raised, while the North-East and Wales experienced significant declines in activity.

These contrasts underline the uneven nature of regional markets, where local economic conditions and stock profiles continue to shape outcomes,

EIG’s David Sandeman said: “Looking at the past 12 months, the market has demonstrated resilience and steady growth despite shifting buyer sentiment. Increased volumes and higher overall totals raised point to a sector that remains attractive to investors and owner-occupiers alike, though the easing in success rates suggests greater caution and price sensitivity.

“Overall, the auction sector is proving adaptable, with buyers focused on value and sellers still finding an effective route to market, even amid a more selective environment.”

National Auction Analysis

Overall

N.B. Figures in brackets denote the comparative period last year

August 2025 June 2025 to August 2025 September 2024 to August 2025
Lots Offered 1,738 (1,417) ▲ 22.7% 9,315 (8,808) ▲ 5.8% 40,505 (38,294) ▲ 5.8%
Lots Sold 1,113 (965) ▲ 15.3% 6,336 (6,254) ▲ 1.3% 28,189 (27,357) ▲ 3.0%
Percent Sold 64.0% (68.1%) ▼ 6.0% 68.0% (71.0%) ▼ 4.2% 69.6% (71.4%) ▼ 2.5%
Total Raised £171.8M (£150.6M) ▲ 14.1% £1,241.8M (£1,199.6M) ▲ 3.5% £5,669.1M (£5,263.0M) ▲ 7.7%

Residential

N.B. Figures in brackets denote the comparative period last year

August 2025 June 2025 to August 2025 September 2024 to August 2025
Lots Offered 1,571 (1,268) ▲ 23.9% 8,315 (7,768) ▲ 7.0% 35,912 (33,741) ▲ 6.4%
Lots Sold 1,021 (886) ▲ 15.2% 5,680 (5,529) ▲ 2.7% 25,007 (24,187) ▲ 3.4%
Percent Sold 65.0% (69.9%) ▼ 7.0% 68.3% (71.2%) ▼ 4.1% 69.6% (71.7%) ▼ 2.9%
Total Raised £157.7M (£138.9M) ▲ 13.5% £1,039.2M (£952.4M) ▲ 9.1% £4,592.5M (£4,136.9M) ▲ 11.0%

Commercial

N.B. Figures in brackets denote the comparative period last year

August 2025 June 2025 to August 2025 September 2024 to August 2025
Lots Offered 167 (149) ▲ 12.1% 1,000 (1,040) ▼ 3.8% 4,593 (4,553) ▲ 0.9%
Lots Sold 92 (79) ▲ 16.5% 656 (725) ▼ 9.5% 3,182 (3,170) ▲ 0.4%
Percent Sold 55.1% (53.0%) ▲ 4.0% 65.6% (69.7%) ▼ 5.9% 69.3% (69.6%) ▼ 0.4%
Total Raised £14.1M (£11.7M) ▲ 20.5% £202.6M (£247.2M) ▼ 18.0% £1,076.6M (£1,126.1M) ▼ 4.4%

Regional Auction Analysis

As is usually the case, variations across all the measurable parameters can be seen across the regions.

N.B. Figures in brackets denote the comparative period last year

East-AngliaEast Anglia

(Includes Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 460 (382) ▲ 20.4% 422 (338) ▲ 24.9% 38 (44) ▼ 13.6%
Lots Sold 299 (264) ▲ 13.3% 269 (235) ▲ 14.5% 30 (29) ▲ 3.4%
Percent Sold 65.0% (69.1%) ▼ 5.9% 63.7% (69.5%) ▼ 8.3% 78.9% (65.9%) ▲ 19.7%
Total Raised £54.2M (£47.3M) ▲ 14.5% £46.2M (£40.6M) ▲ 13.6% £8.0M (£6.7M) ▲ 19.8%

East-MidlandsEast Midlands

(Includes Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Rutland)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 782 (694) ▲ 12.7% 696 (597) ▲ 16.6% 86 (97) ▼ 11.3%
Lots Sold 538 (507) ▲ 6.1% 478 (431) ▲ 10.9% 60 (76) ▼ 21.1%
Percent Sold 68.8% (73.1%) ▼ 5.9% 68.7% (72.2%) ▼ 4.8% 69.8% (78.4%) ▼ 11.0%
Total Raised £91.6M (£78.6M) ▲ 16.6% £67.7M (£61.5M) ▲ 10.0% £23.9M (£17.0M) ▲ 40.4%

LondonLondon

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 639 (628) ▲ 1.8% 591 (572) ▲ 3.3% 48 (56) ▼ 14.3%
Lots Sold 473 (455) ▲ 4.0% 433 (409) ▲ 5.9% 40 (46) ▼ 13.0%
Percent Sold 74.0% (72.5%) ▲ 2.1% 73.3% (71.5%) ▲ 2.5% 83.3% (82.1%) ▲ 1.5%
Total Raised £214.3M (£231.8M) ▼ 7.5% £191.2M (£181.9M) ▲ 5.1% £23.1M (£49.9M) ▼ 53.6%

North-EastNorth-East

(Includes Cleveland, County Durham, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 605 (841) ▼ 28.1% 551 (820) ▼ 32.8% 54 (21) ▲ 157.1%
Lots Sold 407 (689) ▼ 40.9% 369 (675) ▼ 45.3% 38 (14) ▲ 171.4%
Percent Sold 67.3% (81.9%) ▼ 17.8% 67.0% (82.3%) ▼ 18.6% 70.4% (66.7%) ▲ 5.5%
Total Raised £31.9M (£44.0M) ▼ 27.4% £25.6M (£41.7M) ▼ 38.7% £6.4M (£2.3M) ▲ 181.7%

North-WestNorth-West

(Includes Cheshire, Cumbria, Isle of Man, Lancashire, Merseyside)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 1,381 (1,264) ▲ 9.3% 1,260 (1,135) ▲ 11.0% 121 (129) ▼ 6.2%
Lots Sold 968 (845) ▲ 14.6% 877 (766) ▲ 14.5% 91 (79) ▲ 15.2%
Percent Sold 70.1% (66.9%) ▲ 4.8% 69.6% (67.5%) ▲ 3.1% 75.2% (61.2%) ▲ 22.9%
Total Raised £133.4M (£117.4M) ▲ 13.6% £111.7M (£92.0M) ▲ 21.4% £21.7M (£25.4M) ▼ 14.5%

North-West-Home-CountiesNorth-West Home Counties

(Includes Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Oxfordshire)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 688 (576) ▲ 19.4% 623 (502) ▲ 24.1% 65 (74) ▼ 12.2%
Lots Sold 482 (415) ▲ 16.1% 441 (369) ▲ 19.5% 41 (46) ▼ 10.9%
Percent Sold 70.1% (72.0%) ▼ 2.6% 70.8% (73.5%) ▼ 3.7% 63.1% (62.2%) ▲ 1.4%
Total Raised £135.6M (£113.6M) ▲ 19.4% £104.6M (£93.9M) ▲ 11.4% £31.0M (£19.6M) ▲ 57.6%

Northern-IrelandNorthern Ireland

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 92 (47) ▲ 95.7% 74 (43) ▲ 72.1% 18 (4) ▲ 350.0%
Lots Sold 37 (27) ▲ 37.0% 28 (24) ▲ 16.7% 9 (3) ▲ 200.0%
Percent Sold 40.2% (57.4%) ▼ 30.0% 37.8% (55.8%) ▼ 32.3% 50.0% (75.0%) ▼ 33.3%
Total Raised £3.5M (£3.2M) ▲ 11.1% £2.5M (£2.7M) ▼ 9.7% £1.1M (£0.4M) ▲ 140.4%

ScotlandScotland

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 333 (331) ▲ 0.6% 206 (232) ▼ 11.2% 127 (99) ▲ 28.3%
Lots Sold 120 (129) ▼ 7.0% 89 (84) ▲ 6.0% 31 (45) ▼ 31.1%
Percent Sold 36.0% (39.0%) ▼ 7.7% 43.2% (36.2%) ▲ 19.3% 24.4% (45.5%) ▼ 46.4%
Total Raised £13.2M (£12.4M) ▲ 6.0% £7.7M (£5.0M) ▲ 54.9% £5.5M (£7.4M) ▼ 26.6%

South-East-Home-CountiesSouth-East Home Counties

(Includes Channel Islands, East Sussex, Essex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Surrey, West Sussex)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 1,341 (1,366) ▼ 1.8% 1,241 (1,220) ▲ 1.7% 100 (146) ▼ 31.5%
Lots Sold 899 (953) ▼ 5.7% 832 (845) ▼ 1.5% 67 (108) ▼ 38.0%
Percent Sold 67.0% (69.8%) ▼ 4.0% 67.0% (69.3%) ▼ 3.3% 67.0% (74.0%) ▼ 9.5%
Total Raised £203.2M (£221.4M) ▼ 8.2% £175.1M (£173.6M) ▲ 0.9% £28.1M (£47.8M) ▼ 41.2%

South-WestSouth-West

(Includes Avon, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Isles of Scilly, Somerset, Wiltshire)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 882 (765) ▲ 15.3% 761 (646) ▲ 17.8% 121 (119) ▲ 1.7%
Lots Sold 649 (602) ▲ 7.8% 560 (507) ▲ 10.5% 89 (95) ▼ 6.3%
Percent Sold 73.6% (78.7%) ▼ 6.5% 73.6% (78.5%) ▼ 6.2% 73.6% (79.8%) ▼ 7.8%
Total Raised £118.5M (£122.9M) ▼ 3.6% £101.2M (£97.8M) ▲ 3.5% £17.3M (£25.1M) ▼ 31.2%

WalesWales

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 525 (594) ▼ 11.6% 464 (503) ▼ 7.8% 61 (91) ▼ 33.0%
Lots Sold 353 (397) ▼ 11.1% 307 (333) ▼ 7.8% 46 (64) ▼ 28.1%
Percent Sold 67.2% (66.8%) ▲ 0.6% 66.2% (66.2%) ▼ 0.0% 75.4% (70.3%) ▲ 7.3%
Total Raised £43.5M (£50.0M) ▼ 13.0% £34.8M (£40.9M) ▼ 14.9% £8.7M (£9.1M) ▼ 4.6%

West-MidlandsWest Midlands

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(Includes Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands, Worcestershire)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 813 (706) ▲ 15.2% 730 (621) ▲ 17.6% 83 (85) ▼ 2.4%
Lots Sold 576 (525) ▲ 9.7% 516 (462) ▲ 11.7% 60 (63) ▼ 4.8%
Percent Sold 70.8% (74.4%) ▼ 4.8% 70.7% (74.4%) ▼ 5.0% 72.3% (74.1%) ▼ 2.4%
Total Raised £102.8M (£89.3M) ▲ 15.1% £89.1M (£74.0M) ▲ 20.4% £13.8M (£15.3M) ▼ 10.2%

Yorkshire-and-The-HumberYorkshire and The Humber

(Includes North Humberside, North Yorkshire, South Humberside, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire)

June 2025 to August 2025 Total Residential Commercial
Lots Offered 774 (614) ▲ 26.1% 696 (539) ▲ 29.1% 78 (75) ▲ 4.0%
Lots Sold 535 (446) ▲ 20.0% 481 (389) ▲ 23.7% 54 (57) ▼ 5.3%
Percent Sold 69.1% (72.6%) ▼ 4.8% 69.1% (72.2%) ▼ 4.3% 69.2% (76.0%) ▼ 8.9%
Total Raised £96.1M (£67.8M) ▲ 41.8% £81.9M (£46.6M) ▲ 75.6% £14.2M (£21.2M) ▼ 32.8%

The figures are based on sales data provided by the auctioneers.

 





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