7 Nimmo Street, MIDDLE PARK


7 Nimmo Street, MIDDLE PARK

BOUGHT* - $1,350,000
Auctioneer Oliver Bruce opened on a vendor bid of $1,050,000 after politely rejecting a crowd bid of $1,000,000. A fast paced auction with plenty of "are we on the markets" from the keen bidders. In the end it was a two horse race. On the market at $1,260,000, the property was subsequently bought for $1,350,000. An exciting and entertaining auction to watch.
3
Saturday 14 August 2010, 1:30pm
Oliver Bruce, Bennison Mackinnon
$1,050,000(Vendor Bid)
$1,260,000
Under Hammer
3
35
Expected/Normal


Jen Milligan

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