Spring Fever Hits the Domain Aftermarket with Solid Sales at Every Level

[Duke]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. It looks like spring fever has hit the domain aftermarket with solid sales occurring at every level – high end, middle and low. Three of the year’s four biggest sales have been booked in the first half of this month and those blockbusters (one ranking among the ten biggest sales of all time) headline our new report.

I was away on vacation last week, so the new article is a double length report that will bring you up to date on everything that has happened since the last column two weeks ago. To make room for the deluge of new sales data we have expanded all of our charts from the usual 20 positions to 40.

.Coms swept the first eight spots on the all extension leader board, but the country codes continue to be red hot. A dozen ccTLDs made the all extension Top 40 and all told 19 five-figure country code sales were reported to us over the past two weeks, the most ever in a 14-day span. You can get all of the details here: http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

[cleverlyslick]

bachelorsdegree.com was undersold imo.

[Acro]

Great article and stats! Keeps us all motivated.

I can't believe 360.org is still in the top 10 non-com TLD list, two months later

[Carter]

Great article and stats! Keeps us all motivated.

I can't believe 360.org is still in the top 10 non-com TLD list, two months later

Your record still resist

Thanks Ron!
Full of LLL.com in the 3k range...

[carlton]

Good report. The once small domain game has many more players on the field today.

[PRED]

great report Ron, awesome!

things are looking great. now buyers need to make most of the bargains out there, as many domains are priced artificially low!
get buying guys, this is a monopoly after all. everything is!
you spend, i spend!