Heritage Auctions premium domains auction was held today at the prestigious Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City and 13 domain names were sold for a total of $984,965 including the 15% buyer’s premium. NL.com sold for $575,000.
The auction featured only 29 premium domain names. (1 domain name was removed from the auction):
Domain Name | Price | Reserve |
DiscountLuxury.com | Not Met | |
Boho.com | $11,500 | SOLD |
IGV.com | $9,775 | SOLD |
Frisco.com | $20,000 | SOLD |
MoneyBlog.com | $1,840 | SOLD |
Import.com | Not Met | |
NottingHill.com | $7,475 | SOLD |
SIE.com | $27,600 | SOLD |
Luxe.com | Not Met | |
8.co | $115,000 | SOLD |
Arts.org | $10,350 | SOLD |
Stock.market | Not Met | |
SmartWatches.com | Not Met | |
Mouse.com | Not Met | |
INZ.com | Not Met | |
Corn.com | Not Met | |
VMR.com | Not Met | |
Quick.com | Not Met | |
PXA.com | Not Met | |
Future.com | Not Met | |
NL.com | $575,000 | SOLD |
Arcade.com | Not Met | |
Portfolio of (84) three letter .net domain names | Not Met | |
NYC.am and NYC.fm (sold together) | $4,600 | SOLD |
NYC.lawyer | Not Met | |
GXM.com | Not Met | |
Classic.com | $172,500 | SOLD |
ZIC.com | $18,400 | SOLD |
QDE.com | $10,925 | SOLD |
The Waldorf Astoria is located on Park Avenue, just a few blocks from Heritage’s NY office.
What domain was removed from the auction?
I am not sure.
Equity.com.
The auction is already over, wow didn’t even get a chance to look, but no way am I paying a buyers premium of 15%
Most of the names are 3L.com’s those could have same at namejet at the same price, nothing impressive, NL.com mid 6 figures is expected, based on country code, other than 8.co nothing really impressive in terms of numbers, the auction house made their 30%
NL.com – rather average or slightly low. In the right moment, with good brokerage approach, could be sold for +$1m. In Q4 2014 I turned down $0.5m offer for 2-letter .com representing a geo-location (not country).
8.co – great price as for .co. You can drop me a line regarding 8.CN.COM if you like short numerics (contact at the parking page for the domain).
Who bought nl.com?
We will know in a few days.