With more than 70 properties set to go under the hammer nationwide, this biannual event is shaping up to be the most dynamic auction season yet.

Held twice each year, the RWC Auction Showcase brings together hundreds of commercial real estate specialists and puts their listings in front of thousands of active buyers across Australia and New Zealand. Every auction included in the campaign receives thousands of dollars’ worth of additional marketing exposure at no extra cost to sellers, giving each property a powerful platform in front of the industry’s most engaged audience.

Sellers who took part in RWC’s June showcase achieved, on average, 12.98 per cent higher prices on auction day compared to their best pre-auction offers; a testament to the effectiveness and transparency of the auction process.

James Linacre, head of commercial at RWC, said the team is ready to finish the year on a high.

“We’re so thrilled to kick off what’s shaping up to be our biggest and best Auction Showcase ever. The momentum across the network is incredible, and this event continues to deliver benchmark results for our clients. Our June results proved just how powerful the auction environment can be, and we’re confident this campaign will go even further.”

Nina Clarke, media and communications manager at RWC, said the national event provides unrivalled exposure and energy for sellers.

“Every auction that’s part of this campaign benefits from being in the spotlight of an event the entire industry watches. It’s not just about selling property, it’s about creating excitement, transparency, and competition that consistently drives premium results. Auctions work in any market, and this showcase proves that time and time again.”

Here are the properties going under the hammer:

New South Wales / Australian Capital Territory

Queensland

Victoria

South Australia

Western Australia

Click this link to see properties as they launch to market in real-time.

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