Selling at Auction FAQs and Guides
We know that there is a lot of information and things to remember when it comes to selling at auction. To help, we’ve answered some of our most frequently asked questions below. If you have any other questions please contact us.
At what point is a property too large to go to auction and would be better suited for sale by way of private treaty?
Generally speaking, there isn’t any point at which a property is too large to go to auction. If a property is likely to generate competition, then it will be suitable for auction If you’re concerned, please get in touch with us and we’ll let you know whether we think your property might be better suited to an alternative sale method.
News and Blogs
Allsop’s residential auction momentum continues as it releases 325-lots for its February catalogue
Allsop is bringing 325 residential and mixed-use lots to its February residential auction The two-day auction will take p...
Allsop’s raises over £65 million at their largest ever January sale, selling 330 lots over two days
Over £65 million at its January auction, doubling the amount generated in January 2025
Allsop releases first commercial auction catalogue of 2026
Allsop has released its first dedicated commercial auction catalogue for 2026, featuring 84 lots offering a broad mix of inve...
Allsop’s December sale brings hammer down on over £350m of Commercial Auction sales in 2025
Allsop, the leading property consultancy and UK’s largest property auction house, raised £31.8m at its November commercial au...