ELEVEN student apartments developed in a 48-unit scheme on the site of Cork City’s old, famed Arcadia Ballroom, by Kent Railway Station, and with a rental income of €125,0000 per annum, are to go under the auction hammer with Allsop later this month: the former Section 50 units (the tax reliefs have now expired) are priced at €825,000, or less than seven years’ income.

A total of 46 out of 65 properties were sold at the first Allsop online auction, which concluded today.

AUCTIONS step back into the sales fray in early 2015, with Allsops set to auction more than 220 lots later this month, while Iam-Sold is now stepping up to at least 14 auction events this coming year, moving now to Dublin after establishing in Galway and Cork/Munster in 2013/14.

Nightclubs, pubs, and office blocks with reserve prices of over €1m each were among 156 properties sold for a total of €48m at the latest Allsop auction.

An office building, a showroom and Dublin car park spaces are just some of the properties going under the hammer at the latest Allsop Space property auction.

The founding place of the GAA is among 230 properties up for grabs in the lastest Allsop Space auction.

Prices at the floor of the country’s property market continue to rise as €34m worth of stock was picked up at the latest Allsop Space auction in Dublin.

Around 1,000 people are expected to attend today's Allsop Space distressed property auction at Dublin's RDS.

It’s been tagged “the cheapest house in Ireland” by a US website, but other properties have gone for less than the €15,000 reserve price on a four-bedroom home in Donegal.

Cork’s North Main Street Shopping Centre — minus anchor unit Dunnes Stores, and all developed by Owen O’Callaghan in the 1980s with a multi-storey car-park — is to be sold off by public auction later this month, with a guide price of €750,000-850,000.

Allsop Space, the auction house for distressed properties, recorded profits of almost €400,000 in its second year operating in Ireland.

Over €23m worth of property is up for grabs at Ireland’s largest ever real estate auction in Dublin this afternoon.

150 properties will go under the hammer at the largest Allsop Space auction to take place in Ireland today.

Protesters temporarily disrupted the latest sale of distressed properties by Allsop auctioneers despite strict security at the event.

Protests outside, purchasers inside, bargains to be had and businesses gone, some €14 million back in the bank or in the pockets of vendors, and Chinese buyers making a mark — yesterday’s Allsop auction of 125 Irish property lots spanned a range of human emotions.

Allsop Space, the go-to auction house for distressed properties recorded profits of over €300,000 in its first year operating in Ireland.

Fancy owning three houses and four acres with planning permission for 31 more for just €40,000?

ALMOST three quarters of buyers in a series of special property auctions this year paid in cash, estate agents have said.