This has been a bumper report this week on DNJournal as DNJournal did not report last week due to the TRAFFIC event at the beginning of the month.
So here are the UK domain related sales reported to DNJournal.com for the 1st – 14th October, 2007. All other sales can be found by clicking the links above. (All sales were on Sedo or Great Domains, unless stated otherwise)
Dive.co.uk created a splash, selling for £7,500 ($15,235). There was a tourist theme for many sales these sales, with Walk.co.uk selling for £6,500 ($13,205), EnglishVillage.com (sold on Snapnames.com) selling for around $3,000 ($6,100) and London tourist hotspot domains, CoventGarden.net and CoventGarden.info selling for £3,000 ($6,094) and £1,650 ($3,352), respectively. Desserts.co.uk sold for a mouth watering £1,500 ($3,047).
Locals.co.uk sold for around £7,000 ($14,323). UKRent.com (sold on AfternicDLS) went for around £1,000 ($2,100) and Promos.co.uk sold for around £3,600 ($7,364, or 5,200 euros). DEFI.co.uk was a nice four letter (CVCV) .co.uk sale, at around £1,750 ($3,500). UnitedMobile.co.uk (sold on AfternicDLS) sold for only a few hundred dollars more. Euromedic.co.uk sold for around £1,750 ($3,534, or 2,495 euros) and staying on a medical theme, Transplants.co.uk sold for £1,300 ($2,641).
Finally, to wrap things up, Packages.co.uk sold for £1,150 (£2,336) and iMovies.co.uk went for around £850 ($1,699).
These are some nice sales.
It will be interesting to see if these are going to be parked or developed. The Covent Garden domains have great potential and it looks like a few have been bought with development in mind, such as UnitedMobile.co.uk and DEFI.co.uk.