A house in Five Dock sells for $2.401 million after an auction where it exceeded a $2.2 million reserve. All three reports describe the sale as drawing an upsizing buyer who paid about $200,000 more than the reserve price. The coverage highlights that the property ultimately sells despite a weak or soft auction market conditions. Each source refers to the auction outcome as a notable result relative to expectations, citing the amount above reserve as the key indicator of the stronger-than-anticipated bidding. While the reports emphasize the unusual or distinctive strategy used to drive the sale, they agree on the headline figures: the final sale price and the reserve threshold. Together, the articles present the same transaction and outcome, focusing on the gap between the reserve and the winning bid and the fact the property clears the auction reserve by a substantial margin. The sale is reported as final at $2.401 million.