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A nationally-known real estate auction house is holding multiple auctions across four states in the Northeast during the next few weeks, offering a large portfolio of prime properties at great discounts.

Max Spann Real Estate & Auction Co., one of the nation’s premier auction companies, is holding seven separate auctions in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland between April 10 and May 23.
The properties range from high-rise, luxury condos in Philadelphia, Hudson County’s Gold Coast in New Jersey and Wilmington, DE to waterfront properties in Dewey Beach, DE, Crisfield, MD and Wildwood and Wildwood Crest, both at the Jersey shore.
“Over the next few weeks, we’re offering something for everyone,” said Max Spann, president of the auction firm. “For aspiring home owners and investors who have been sitting on the fence, waiting for an opportunity to buy, there is no better opportunity than these auctions.”
Spann said the company has never conducted so many auctions in such a short period of time. He attributed the robust activity to a growing realization in the real estate industry that auctions are the most efficient way to move properties during these challenging economic times.
“The auctions create a sense of urgency in the marketplace,” Spann said. “With bidders competing with each other at the same time, auctions such as these help determine the optimal market value.”
For those looking for a sophisticated, cosmopolitan lifestyle, Max Spann has three offerings:
In Wilmington, Max Spann is auctioning 20 luxury high rise condominiums overlooking the bustling Christina River waterfront and downtown Wilmington on Saturday, April 10 at the Chase at Chase Center on the Riverfront, 815 Justison Street in Wilmington.
The downtown condos, part of the River Tower at Christina Landing community, will have minimum bids of as low as $95,000. The original asking price on the units was nearly $700,000. The units are the final 20 in the 183-unit tower that has far outsold any other condominium project in the region during the past two years.

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