Some 3,000 people are expected to watch a live auction take place this autumn as part of the National Landlord Investment Show (NLIS).
It will be run by BTG Eddisons Property Auctions and will; combine live, in-person bidding with a Live Stream auction, enabling online, telephone and proxy bidders to participate and extending the event’s reach nationwide.
A statement says: “The in-room auction experience will give the experienced investors, landlords, developers and property professionals the opportunity to see how auctions have evolved in recent years, in addition to bidding on lots live at the event.”
The auction will be at 10am on October 28 and the organisers say the event will demonstrate how auctions have been innovating.
Andrew Parker, Managing Director of Property Auctions at BTG Eddisons, comments: “Following the success of our recent in-room auction event in Sheffield, this is another opportunity for attendees to see first-hand how property auctions operate and how they have evolved to connect buyers and sellers across the UK.
“With thousands of property professionals expected to attend, the event provides an ideal platform to showcase the benefits of the auction process, while giving attendees the opportunity to experience the atmosphere and excitement of live bidding.”
“Bringing together the human connection of an in-person showcase event with the latest in live stream auction technology, this event is a great opportunity for attendees to the event to see how auctions can be a strategic tool for their disposal or acquisitional goals.”
Show co-founder Steve Hanbury adds: “t is going to give our attendees great insight into the latest innovations in auctions while bringing some excitement of the in-room experience to the audience there in person.
“Auctions have fast become more and more popular, and with the latest advancements in live streaming and digital platforms, there are more opportunities than ever for buyers and sellers alike to get the most value, speed and transparency when managing their portfolios.”
