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Source:SuppliedTHE walls are warped and rust stained, the ceiling is peeling away and the bathroom sink has broken off, but that didn't stop a three-bedroom home in Busby from smashing its reserve price at auction this weekend. Across the city, 83.9 per cent of the 847 homes that went to auction sold and many for substantially more than their seller's expectations. The Busby home on Kaluga Street sold under the hammer for $610,000 - more than double the opening bid of $300,000 and $210,000 above the vendor's reserve price of $400,000.32 Kaluga St, Busby is a "renovator's dream", according to its listing. Number 3 Kerrie Place, a four-bedroom house in Hornsby, attracted an even larger crowd of more than 200 people and sold under the hammer for $1.362 million. The opening bid had been $1 million, but quickly went up in increments of $20,000 and $10,000, until the final bid smashed the $1.1 million reserve by $262,000.The Busby home is missing a bathroom sink and is in need of serious restoration work. Nearby, 56A Phoenix Street in Lane Cove went to auction in front of a crowd of just under 100 people and opened at $1.65 million. Source:SuppliedThe property sold under the hammer for $2.35 million, $150,000 over the $2.2 million reserve price.