Around 280 investment properties … going, going, gone!

Around 280 investment properties … going, going, gone!


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Some 280 investment properties – existing homes, mixed-use schemes and development assets – go under the hammer in two weeks time at the latest auction by Allsop.

The highest value lot in the catalogue is a freehold, partially built, six storey, mixed use development on Ealing Broadway, London, which is guided at £5m+. 

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Once completed, the building will provide commercial premises and nine residential apartments. The residential accommodation comprises of three one-bed apartments, five two-bed apartments and one three-bed (duplex) apartment. The commercial premises will be arranged over the ground and part of the first floor.

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The November auction will be Allsop’s 10th dedicated residential auction of the year, with a total of £426m raised so far this year from residential auctions alone.

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Managing partner Richard Adamson says: “This is our 10th residential auction catalogue of the year released only a week after our October sale which realised over £68m. The November catalogue features over 280 lots and will be another two-day sale on 19th & 20th November. There are a number of high quality investment and development opportunities across the country being sold on behalf of housing associations, banks, receivers, administrators, funds, Reits and property companies.”

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