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Strettons’ July national property auction includes a large Victorian mansion block in Bethnal Green, East London, with the firm's auction director Andrew Brown noting: “We are seeing significant interest in this prominently located, characterful mansion block as properties such as this rarely come up at auction. There is a real opportunity here for someone to acquire a piece of Bethnal Green history that is well-known by people in the area.” A freehold of two shop investments plus six self-contained flats for repair and improvement in Hackney, with a guide price of £2m-plus, as well as two purpose-built BI business units on Bermondsey Street in Southwark, are also included in the auction. Meanwhile, Bond Wolfe's July auction will be its first in-person event after two and a half years of online sales. Ian Tudor, joint managing director at the company, commented: “Our sale event in May saw over £26m raised in sales, with 142 lots sold and more than 17,000 viewers logging on to watch the auction live, with buyers logging in from across the UK and abroad. But now it is the right time to get ‘back in the room’.” Some £55m worth of sales was generated at Allsop’s latest residential auction, with Richard Adamson, partner and auctioneer at the firm, remarking: “We are pleased with the result of our June residential auction as it demonstrates the resilience of the residential property market, even amidst the current political and economic climate. It is evident that there is a strong appetite for well-priced investments and developments across the country, as buyers are looking at the residential market as a safe haven from the poor returns in the bank and rising inflation rates, especially compared to riskier alternative investment opportunities.”

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