High Street Auction's multi-auction event held on Wednesday 19 June at Summer Place, Hyde Park, achieved outstanding and competitive bidding of over R 140 million for 14 properties. 

Auction platform benefitting from the size and success of the commercial property market in SA

The property market in South Africa remains a good barometer for the country’s economic well being and as 2012 draws to a close James Dall the Joint MD from The High Street Auction Co. is watching the market with keen interest.

With the end of 2012 in sight and following the unprecedented success of the auction held earlier this month where sales totalled in excess of R115 million, the High St Auction Co. is gearing up for its last, but prominent multi-property auction of the year.

The High Street Auction Co sold commercial properties of over R115 million at Summer Place in Hyde Park on Thursday 8 November.

On 8 November 2012 The High Street Auction Co will be auctioning a well-established commercial property at Summer Place, 69 Melville Road, Hyde Park, Johannesburg. 

The High Street Auction Company has announced its next multi property auction event will take place on Thursday, 08 November, 2012, at Summer Place in Hyde Park, Johannesburg.

The High Street Auction Company has announced that its next multi property auction event will be held on Thursday, 20 September, 2012, at Summer Place in Hyde Park, Johannesburg and one of the featured properties is the Fleurenville Retirement Village, Arcadia, Pretoria

One of the highlighted properties that will go under the hammer at The High Street Auction Company's next multi property auction event is the Mokopane Shoprite Centre, located at the corner of Pretorius Street and Nelson Mandela Drive, Mokopane.

South Africa’s only ski resort, Tiffindell Ski, will go under the hammer next month, on July 12th, at Summer Place in Hyde Park, Johannesburg. More surprisingly, this 101Ha piece of prime Eastern Cape real estate will be sold ‘lock stock and barrel’ in an absolute, or ‘no reserve’ auction, a development that will likely see hospitality companies, developers, investors and myriad others to wage a battle royal to acquire the once-flourishing winter wonderland.

During its controversial, bitter and much-publicised demise,which began in 2007 with a would-be sale gone sour and ended in October last year aftera draining but dramatic four year legal battle, international professional services giant, KPMG, were in 2009 appointed liquidators (masters reference G156/09), and now the resort will finally be sold to the highest bidder