Yesterday there was a decent turnout to witness the One Hanson penthouse auction, in which the six remaining units in the building sold for between $1,325,000 and $2,500,000. The opening bids for the first four four-bedroom units auctioned were $1,500,000, with the winner choosing their unit after the bidding closed. Some units had reserves, but most were pulled mid-auction, and only two units sold with them in place. (Thus, the developers could theoretically reject the winning bidders for these units.) Here’s how the action played out:

-Unit 26A was the first unit snatched up, a 3,263-square-foot four bedroom last on the market for $3,450,000. It went to auction with a reserve, which was pulled after the first bid. Selling price: $2,550,000.
-Unit 31A, another four bedroom, had been priced at $2,995,000. Selling price: $1,700,000.
-30A, a four bedroom, had been last on the market for $2,945,000. Selling price: $1,650,000; and it had a reserve.
-29A is a four bedroom that was first listed for $4,775,000, then $2,895,000. The reserve on this unit was lifted during bidding. Selling price: $1,700,000.
- The last two units left were 27A and PHA. The bidding started at $1,200,000, and both had reserves. Mid-bidding, the reserve was lifted on PHA. The bidding for them hit a ceiling at $1,325,000, with the winner choosing unit 27A.
-Bidding on PHA, the two-bedroom duplex, started at $1,000,000. Selling price: $1,325,000.