Domain Holdings published the report, covering the 1st quarter of 2014,  in infographic form on their website and also made it available as a .PDF file. While the company did not list prices paid for specific domains (most of their sales are subject to non disclosure agreements) they did reveal that total sales for Q1-2014 came in at $3,381,634, for an average of $36,756 per sale. Those high average prices can be attributed to the company having success in reaching end user customers. The report said that 76.25% of buyers were end users (those who buy domains for development or other corporate use such as branding or driving additional traffic to an existing site).

The report also address new gTLDs saying, "The introduction of new gTLDs have been more successful than many people expected with big brands spending significant dollars obtaining premium domains. Due to a new EAP (early access pricing model) offered direct by registries this demand has not yet been significant to brokers but requests are starting to come in for premium gTLDs. We expect gTLD brokerage sales will increase in Q2. 

The company said it is preparing for continued growth by hiring additional brokers, investing more in their technology and website as well as further  education for staff members.