UK property auctions sold a record 28,975 lots in 2025. A share of that volume is Norfolk property. The honest guide to the traditional method, the modern method, and the deposit rules that bind on the fall of the hammer.
The first £9.58 billion went to 33 strategic partners on 25 August 2026, and no Norfolk council was among them. Money can still reach the county through housing associations, bidding and Right to Buy.
The average Norfolk home cost £269,185 in July 2026, 0.7% more than a year earlier. The county figure has barely moved since January 2024.
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