Sentence examples for auction homes from inspiring English sources

"There's something really messed up happening in the city right now... which is the increasing criminalization of squatting and demonizing those who do," said Michele Oberholtzer, who helps tenants buy those diverted auction homes through her work with the United Community Housing Coalition. .

But to someone like Mr. Lynch, who has been auctioning homes for 34 years, that distinction is neither here nor there.

Mr. Saslove, whose company, Joshua & Company, is an affiliate of Great Estates, the real estate arm of Christie's auction house, said homes that cost about a million dollars in the 1970s now might sell for nine times that.

The site will be accessible at www.sothebys.com and through www.amazon.com, where it will be featured on an auctions home page with Amazon's own auction site, which sells goods ranging from washing machines to baseball cards.

Unlike the banks, Nationstar wears many hats at once: mortgage bill collector, auction house for foreclosed homes and lender to new borrowers.

All these and many more curiosities left when Barrett died on 7 July were sold by Cheffins auction house in his home town of Cambridge, in a sale that raised more than £121,000 which will help fund a bursary for local arts students.

Its no surprise that this auction house became the home of Audrey Hepburn's prized style possessions.

Last Sunday evening Artsy, the online art genome project, co-curated a cocktail reception with Christie's auction house at the home of Lucy and Larry Page.

PARIS — You can't beat Drouot, the main Paris auction center, home to 74 auctioneering groups.

He added: "We are doing all we can try to trace the stolen treasures, liaising with auction houses, stately homes, dealers and those with specialist knowledge.

But similar thefts, as many as 30 so far this year, have been reported in museums, galleries, antiques dealerships, auction houses and homes across Europe as criminals try to feed a growing demand in China and other Asian countries, where medicine made from ground rhino horns is believed to act as an aphrodisiac and to cure cancer and other diseases.