article_snippet: Far from the prestigious homes that normally fetch well over the reserve price, three small homes in Sydney have blown realtors and buyers away, exceeding all reserve expectations.
article_snippet: Collectively the houses pulled $1,720,000 over the houses reserve prices.
article_snippet: This diamond in the rough sold for a whopping $840,000 .
article_snippet: Labelled a 'blank canvas' the unit on Moore Street, Coogee, will require substantial investment to renovate .
article_snippet: Another auction for a two bedroom unit in Coogee attracted 55 registered bidders and had 150 contracts out on the property.
article_snippet: Advertised as an apartment that 'presents a restoration/renovation opportunity seldom found now in this locale' The biggest shocker of the weekend was in Sydney’s north-west suburb Gladesville where a 4 bedroom, single level brick home went under the hammer for an astounding $2.85 million.
article_snippet: It was just one of those auctions where people get caught up in the moment and it just kept going, and going, and going' With people reserve set at $1.75 million the home owners are set to pocket a massive $1.1 million over people asking price.
article_snippet: Agent Paul Tassone from Professionals Real Estate told Daily Mail Australia the auction was full of locals who were blown away at how much the home sold for.
article_snippet: It was just one of those auctions where people get caught up in the moment and it just kept going, and going, and going.'
highlights_snippet: Properties across Sydney going under the hammer have sold for well above Properties across Sydney going under the hammer reserves .
  
highlights_snippet: A Coogee unit with no water views attracted flocks of buyers and sold for $1.4 million, $530,000 over reserve .
  
highlights_snippet: Gladesville home shocked buyers selling for a whopping $2.85 million, that's $1.1 million over asking price .
  Property analyst Rob Mellor warns overnight growth in the market could be dangerous for investors .
  