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Allsop releases fourth commercial auction catalogue of 2026

  •        The June catalogue features 73 lots with guide prices in excess of £55m

  •            Guide prices range from £40,000 to £3.25m

  •            22 lots are guided at or above £1m

  •          The auction will be live-streamed from 11am on Wednesday 10th June

Allsop, the leading property consultancy and the UK’s largest property auction house, has released its fourth dedicated commercial auction catalogue for 2026, offering a diverse mix of investment and mixed-use opportunities across the UK.

The catalogue contains 73 lots with guide prices in excess of £55m in total. Lot values range from £40,000 for a vacant commercial building in Wolverhampton (Lot 73) to £3.25m for a shop and nine flats in Manchester (Lot 32). The average lot size is £755,000, with total income across the catalogue exceeding £4m per annum. In total, 22 lots are guided at £1m or more.

The auction includes a wide variety of commercial and mixed-use properties located throughout the UK, with 45% of the lots situated in London and the South East. Sellers include Bellway, CBRE Global Investment Management, DTZ Investors, Lincolnshire Co-operative and Shoe Zone, as well as administrators, liquidators, pension funds, receivers, trustees and various other property companies and private investors.

Alex Neil, Commercial Auction Partner at Allsop, said:

“Our June catalogue provides investors with a strong pipeline of opportunities across a wide range of asset types and locations. With continued demand for well-priced commercial investments, the depth of stock and the volume of income on offer will appeal to a broad range of buyers, from private investors to institutional capital.”

Commercial auction highlights include:

  • Lot 12: Holborn, London – A Grade II listed vacant office with a guide price of £1.9m-£2m
  • Lot 13: Islington, London - A well located restaurant let at £93,500 p.a. until 2039, guided at £1.5m-£1.6m (6.2% GIY)
  • Lot 15: Croydon - Three industrial units let on a single lease £120,000 p.a., guided at £1.4m+ (8.6% GIY)
  • Lot 18: Leeds – A city centre restaurant let to Nandos at £126,500 p.a. until 2035. It is guided at £1.6m-£1.7m (7.9% GIY)
  • Lot 27: Chard, TA20 – A town centre supermarket let to Sainsbury’s at £172,500 p.a., with a guide price of £1.8m-£2m (9.58% GIY)
  • Lot 32: Manchester – A city centre shop and nine flats with total rents of £255,000, with a guide price of £3.25m-£3.5m (7.85% GIY)

Allsop’s next commercial auction will be live streamed from 11am on Wednesday 10th June.


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