Property consultant Eddisons has launched a new national auction centre in Bradford since the headquarters of their machinery and business assets team.
The 15,000 square centimeter building, on Ounsworth Street during the city, which opened trapped on video tape, is loaded with thousands of items, from classic cars to fabrication equipment, which are awaiting disposal via auction.
Twenty vans, trucks and cars are typically due to go below the hammer within a online auction marketplace ending on Wednesday in the week, while a parallel online sale will dump over 600 plenty of engineering and pipework machinery and even forklift trucks as well as a many hand tools.
Jason Pinder, Eddisons Machinery and Business Assets Director who heads up the auction centre team, said: “We have really changed over the asset disposal side of the business and also the new UK auction centre enables us to present a far more responsive intend to our clients.”
With a team of five machinery and business assets staff currently up to speed, Eddisons expects to make further hires later throughout the year to satisfy the growing requirement for the sale of assets by auction.
“We are responsible for big strides in gaining start up company from private organisations that have already assets they wish to sell, alongside the repair we perform holding auctions within the insolvency process,” said Mr Pinder.
“Auctioning assets is growing the go-to method of discarding outdated or surplus machinery that is definitely taking on space, reducing efficiency and tying up funds, providing swift and profitable returns.
“The new auction centre provides for us ample room to help keep and display items which are due to go below the hammer in addition to being Bradford is well linked to the motorway network, you can easliy recycle assets for clients from right country wide,” he added.
