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Allsop releases 80 lots in November commercial auction catalogue

  • Guide prices range from £50,000+ to £5.5m+
  • 26 lots are guided at or above £1m
  • Total income across the catalogue exceeds £7m per annum
  • The auction will be live streamed from 11.30am on Wednesday 11 November

Allsop, the leading property consultancy and the UK's largest property auction house, has released its penultimate commercial auction catalogue of 2026, offering a broad range of investment, mixed-use and commercial opportunities across the UK.

The catalogue contains 80 lots with total guide prices approaching £75m. Lot values range from £50,000+ for a vacant development opportunity in Greenock (Lot 79) to £5.5m+ for an industrial investment in Lymington (Lot 21). The average lot size is approximately £925,000, with total income across the catalogue exceeding £7m per annum. In total, 26 lots are guided at £1m or more.

The auction includes a diverse mix of commercial and mixed-use properties located throughout the UK, with 41% of the lots situated within London and the South East. Sellers include A2 Dominion Housing Group, Bellway, BTG Begbies Traynor, McDonald’s Restaurants and Notting Hill Genesis, as well as administrators, pension funds, trustees and various other property companies and private investors.

David Margolis, Commercial Auction Partner at Allsop, said: “Our November catalogue offers investors a diverse range of opportunities across the UK, with £75m of property on offer and more than a quarter of the catalogue guided at £1m or above. The breadth of assets, from income-producing industrial and retail investments to mixed-use and redevelopment opportunities, demonstrates the continued depth of the commercial auction market.

“With more than £7m of annual income across the catalogue, there are a number of opportunities for investors seeking attractive income returns, alongside assets offering longer-term asset management and development potential. We expect to see continued engagement from buyers as we head towards the end of the year.”

Commercial auction catalogue highlights include

  • Lot 8: Islington, EC1Y – A shop let until 2033 with three self-contained flats above let on a single lease until 2030, guided at £1.7m+ (7.2% GIY)
  • Lot 10: Kenton – A double-fronted shop with eight flats above and a rear service yard/car park, guided at £1.8m-£1.9m (9.7% GIY)
  • Lot 14: Islington, N1 – A prominent vacant former bank and self-contained offices comprising 7,294 sq ft, guided at £2.75m+
  • Lot 15: Manchester – A city centre shop let to J. Barbour & Sons until 2035 with nine flats above, guided at £3m-£3.2m (8.53% GIY)
  • Lot 20: Southampton – A city centre parade let to tenants including Tesco, HMV and The Gym Group, with vacant upper floors offering redevelopment potential, guided at £3.5m-£3.75m (15% GIY)
  • Lot 21: Lymington – An industrial estate on a 2.92-acre site, entirely let on a new 15-year lease at £550,000 per annum with CPI-linked reviews, guided at £5.5m+ (10% GIY)
  • Lot 32: Witham – A warehouse and office on a 3.38-acre site let to Crittall Windows Ltd until 2032 at a gross rent of £495,000 per annum, guided at £5m+ (9.06% GIY)
  • Lot 35: Liverpool – A city centre hotel, retail and office investment with development potential, guided at £2.5m+

Allsop’s next commercial auction will be live streamed from 11.30am on Wednesday 11th November.


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