618元起拍，460万元成交！扬州一清代合院再遭“悔拍” 拍卖机构：买家拍前连房子都没看过

Core Viewpoint - The auction of a Qing Dynasty courtyard in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, attracted significant attention, starting at a low price of 618 yuan and ultimately selling for approximately 4.6 million yuan, but the buyer is now considering withdrawing due to insufficient funds [1][4][10]. Auction Details - The auction began on June 15 at 9 PM, with an initial price of 618 yuan, and the final bid reached 4,600,618 yuan after 64 rounds of bidding [1][8]. - The auction attracted 33,857 views and involved 22 bidders, with the winning bidder identified as "W9256" [1][8]. - The property, located at 33 Xiying, Guangling District, Yangzhou, has a total building area of 133.59 square meters and a land area of 168.70 square meters [4][10]. Buyer Information - The winning bidder, from Kunshan, did not inspect the property before bidding and was unaware of the need to cover a 3 million yuan loan for the seller before the property transfer [8][10]. - The buyer is now facing complications regarding the withdrawal from the auction and the return of the 150,000 yuan deposit and fees [10]. Historical Context - This Qing Dynasty courtyard is classified as an immovable cultural relic in Jiangsu Province and is a significant historical building in Yangzhou [1][11]. - The property has been auctioned three times previously, with the first auction resulting in a withdrawal and the second auction failing to attract any bids [10][11]. Property Condition - The courtyard is in a relatively dilapidated state, with old facilities that are not suitable for normal habitation, necessitating protection and restoration if the buyer proceeds with the purchase [11].