Fine Art Catalogue Listing Platform With ROI Insights For Investors Launched
Oct 26, 2023
LOT-ART is a new online fine art catalogue listing platform that brings investors a selection of pieces available at auctions worldwide, with ROI insights for each piece.
Amsterdam, Netherlands - October 26, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Using the new LOT-ART platform, interested buyers can search for pieces now available for sale at some of the world’s leading auction houses. The intuitive and thoughtfully designed platform allows both collectors and investors alike to easily search for pieces in their expansive catalogue across popular categories like contemporary art, modern art, old masters, ancient art, ethnographic art, and more.
More information is available at https://www.lot-art.com/
At a time when the popularity of art as an alternative investment and as a portfolio expansion and capital risk diversification strategy continues to grow, LOT-ART also offers buyers data-driven analysis of the market value of each piece in their catalogue listing.
Drawing from a historical pool of over 33 million pieces sold at over 3,500 auction houses, LOT-ART is powered by the largest auction aggregator currently available, using this data to offer members a quantifiable analysis of the likely return on investment (ROI) for each piece of fine art listed in their catalogue.
The data analysts behind LOT-ART use this vast body of data to determine both the likely profitability, liquidity, and volatility of any piece of fine art currently available at auction, and, in doing so, they empower their members to invest intelligently.
While the LOT-ART team appreciates the aesthetic pleasure and cultural cachet that comes from art collecting, they balance these more intangible pleasures with the tangible truth of data so that buyers can know the fair market value for a piece before they bid on it.
Through LOT-ART’s fine art catalogue, buyers can be connected with exclusive private sales, as well as with pieces slated to be auctioned worldwide. The platform also regularly spotlights the best deals coming to both private sales and auctions and has a search alert function for members to ensure they never miss out on a promising deal that fits their investment and aesthetic criteria.
Francesco Gibbi, the Founder & CEO of the fine art investment platform, said, “Art as investment follows similar rules to most common financial products, but it is more rewarding in terms of emotional feelings and less sensitive to macroeconomic factors. When combined with sound expertise, purchasing at auction is the best source of good deals for any collector seeking alternative investment opportunities.”
For more details, visit https://www.lot-art.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Milan M
Email: Send Email
Organization: LOT-ART
Address: 104C Prins Hendrikkade, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1011 AJ, Netherlands
Website: https://www.lot-art.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89111421
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