Allsop’s online auction will offer more than 130 residential and commercial properties
More than 130 residential and commercial properties with a total reserve of more than €20million are going under the virtual hammer on Thursday, November 3.
Bidding at onlineauction.allsopireland.ie will open at 8am with a lot closing every three minutes until 5pm.
In the residential sector, Robert Hoban of Allsop says there has been a keen appetite for multi-unit lots and this catalogue has a selection of offerings likely to attract this market.
He says they are seeing ongoing demand from investors looking for asset management and development opportunities.
The multi-unit selection is fronted by an unbroken development of 15 houses in Tullamore with an annual rent of €86,292. Consisting of two and three bedroom bungalows it carries a reserve range of €900,000 to €1m.
One of the more interesting offerings in the south is Hammond Marsh House on Henry Street in Cork.
This is a seven apartment portfolio consisting of four x 1 beds, two x 2 beds and a 3 bed unit. The current gross rent is €69,900 pa and it guides a reserve between €770,000 and €780,000.
In residential there is a 109 sq m (1,173 sq ft) semi-detached three-bedroom house in Carrigaline. It has front and rear gardens and is guiding a reserve of €185,000 to €195,000.
In coastal Waterford, there is a six-unit scheme on offer at Coxtown in Dunmore East. It is an entire development of two- and three-bedroom properties ranging in size from 85 sq m (914 sq ft) to 115 sq m (1,237 sq ft).
One of the properties is rented for a current return of €7,800 pa. This lot is guiding a reserve of €565,000 to €580,000.
The 30 commercial properties on offer are headlined by a substantial three-storey detached office block on Cork’s Model Farm Road.
Located in the Cork Business and Technology Park, QC House is currently vacant. It extends to approx. 1,647 sq m (17,728 sq ft) currently containing a reception area and offices on the ground floor with further office accommodation on the upper floors. The reserve is €950,000 to €1,050,000.
Across the water, a recent Allsop auction in London may indicate sentiment following the UK’s vote to leave the EU.
The event achieved an 87% sale success rate in its largest auction in more than a decade. The day raised £117 million at the fifth such sale of 2016.
A range of commercial and mixed use developments sold across London and the south east region offering yields of between 4.25% and 6.26%.
Allsop’s Duncan Moir, said: “The strong showing from private investors exceeded all expectations, the demand was clearly evident from the start.”
Seventy-five percent of sales went to cash purchasers, the highest ever recorded.



