Allsop prepares for auction season
Allsop is preparing for its biggest auction since its arrival in Ireland in 2011, with Dublin residential property dominating
Auction season returns this autumn with a bang as property consultant Allsop gears up for its largest auction to date, a property sell-off that should reveal the current strength of the Dublin market.
The company will hope to shift some 370 properties with a reserve of almost €60 million at the RDS in Dublin on September 8 and September 10.
The combined lots represent the company’s largest auction in Ireland since blazing onto the scene with its first...
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