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Comparison

Pandpartners vs. public auction — which suits your case?

A public sale (voluntary or judicial) is a different path from a direct sale. Compare the facts.

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CriterionPandpartners.betraditional public auction
Timeline
4–6 weeks to deed
8–14 weeks prep + sessions
Public visibility
No public listing
Mandatory publication
Price risk
Firm offer
Possibly below opening price
Costs
Standard deed
Publication + notary + organisation (€2,000–€5,000)
Above-market price?
Market-fair
Possible for sought-after assets
Sale certainty
100 % — we self-finance
If no buyer, new session
Contents / clearance
Included
Not included

When is a public auction useful?

When heirs are legally required to hold a public sale, or for highly sought-after properties where bidder competition can lift the price.

When is Pandpartners smarter?

For most family files: peace, speed and discretion. We handle everything with your notary and you have certainty before the first session would even take place.

Frequently asked questions

Until final adjudication, a private sale remains possible. We often submit a comparison offer before a scheduled session.

Between €2,000 and €5,000 for the seller (publication, notary, organisation).

A second session is held, sometimes at a reduced opening price.
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  • No obligation: you only decide after a written offer
  • No agent fees — our price is net
  • Full payment via notary — deposit possible on escrow account when urgent
  • You never pay us anything upfront (no file or valuation fees)
  • Exact address is optional
  • Discreet for inheritance, divorce or bankruptcy
  • Phone contact within 4 hours
  • Offer usually within 24 hours
  • No commitment
  • Address optional
  • No visit without appointment
  • Discreet for inheritance / divorce
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