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Online Auctions on Long Island

Reach thousands of bidders online — a smart way to sell when an in-person sale isn’t an option.

When an Online Auction Makes Sense

Online auctions are perfect for condos, co-ops and buildings that don’t allow in-person estate sales, homes where foot traffic isn’t ideal, or whenever you simply want to reach a wider pool of buyers. Sisters in Charge runs your auction end-to-end on a trusted bidding platform — you don’t lift a finger. Because items can be shipped to winning bidders, your sale isn’t limited to local buyers — these are true online estate sales with shipping.

Wider Buyer Reach

Thousands of online bidders, not just local foot traffic.

Great for Condos & Co-ops

Ideal where in-person estate sales aren't allowed.

Secure Online Bidding

A trusted auction platform handles bids and payments.

We Handle Everything

Photos, listings, the live auction, and scheduled pickup.

How Our Online Auctions Work

  1. Free consultation. We review your items and recommend the best selling approach.
  2. Photo & catalog day. Our team photographs your items and writes detailed listings.
  3. Live online auction. Your auction runs for roughly 7–14 days with bidding open to thousands.
  4. Scheduled pickup. After the auction closes, we coordinate a smooth pickup for winning bidders.

Browse Our Current Auctions

See what’s selling right now on our auction platform — new estate finds every week.

Built for Long Island's Logistics

Online auctions solve problems that are distinctly local. Co-op and condo buildings from Great Neck to Long Beach rarely allow public in-person sales — an online auction moves the contents without a crowd in the lobby. The same goes for gated communities and narrow village streets where sale-day traffic isn’t welcome.

Bidders preview online and winning buyers pick up at the property on scheduled days across Nassau and Suffolk — and because we offer shipping, your items compete for out-of-state bids too, not just local ones. And winter weather never cancels an online auction — making them a natural fit for Long Island’s slower cold-weather months.

Online Auction FAQs

How is an online auction different from an estate sale? An estate sale is held in person at the home; an online auction sells items to remote bidders over 7–14 days — ideal when an in-home sale isn’t possible.

Where do the auctions take place? On a trusted online bidding platform we manage on your behalf.

How do buyers get their items? We coordinate a scheduled local pickup after the auction closes — or we ship: auction items can be packed and shipped to winning bidders, wherever they are.

What areas do you serve? All of Long Island — Nassau and Suffolk County.

Do you ship items from your online auctions? Yes — we offer shipping on auction items, so out-of-state and off-Island bidders can take part. Shipping is arranged after the auction closes, and local pickup is also available.

Estate items professionally photographed and listed for a Sisters in Charge online auction

What to Expect From an Online Auction

Once you decide an online auction is right for you, our team takes over. We photograph every item in detail and write accurate descriptions, then list everything on our trusted auction platform where thousands of bidders can compete for your items over roughly 7 to 14 days.

You’ll often be surprised what items bring. When the auction closes, we coordinate organized pickups for the winning bidders. It’s a convenient, transparent way to sell — especially for condos, co-ops, or homes where an in-person sale isn’t an option.

★★★★★

“My first time having an auction at my home and everything was done professionally and quickly. I never expected to make as much money as we did. Kathy’s expertise detailing each item and the photos were done with accuracy — just beautiful.”

— Linda, Google review

Ready to Get Started?

Free, no-obligation consultation. Call (631) 320-3033 (Suffolk) or (516) 238-1682 (Nassau).