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Allsop Space March 2012 Auction Catalogue...

The next Allsop Space Auction will take place on 1st March 2012...
Venue: The Shelbourne Hotel Dublin 2

Online Catalogue:

Lot     Type     Location     Reserve Price will not exceed this figure
1    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €135,000
2    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €120,000
3    Investment Leasehold House    Galway City    €75,000
4    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €90,000
5    Vacant Freehold House    Drogheda    €100,000
6    Vacant Freehold House    Enniscrone    €55,000
7    Vacant Freehold House    Dingle    €50,000
8    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €175,000
9    Investment Flat    Blackrock    €170,000
10    Investment Flat    Letterkenny    €19,000
11    Investment Flat    Castletroy    €65,000
12    Vacant Freehold Building    Glenamaddy    €30,000
13    Vacant Freehold Building    Arklow    €55,000
14    Vacant Freehold House    Abbeyleix    €100,000
15    Vacant Freehold Building    Wexford    €170,000
16    Investment Flat    Dublin 22    €70,000
17    Investment Leasehold House    Dublin 8    €80,000
18    Industrial    Clifden    €210,000
19    Vacant Freehold House    Bunclody    €25,000
20    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €135,000
21    Investment Flat    Blackrock    €170,000
22    Vacant Freehold House    Strokestown    €60,000
23    Land/Site    Connemara    €15,000
24    Investment Freehold House    Dublin 7    €100,000
25    Vacant Flat    Dublin 6    €35,000
26    Vacant Freehold Building    Gort    €90,000
27    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €135,000
28    Vacant Flat    Letterkenny    €20,000
29    Vacant Freehold Building    Bray    €110,000
30    Investment Flat    Limerick    €25,000
31    Investment Freehold House    Cabra    €100,000
32    Vacant Flat    Clifden    €55,000
33    Vacant Flat    Balbriggan    €30,000
34    Investment Freehold House    Harold's Cross    €595,000
35    Office    Dublin 8    €70,000
36    Investment Freehold House    Abbeyleix    €50,000
37    Investment Flat    Enniscorthy    €26,000
38    Investment Freehold House    Blanchardstown    €90,000
39    Vacant Freehold Building    Rossnowlagh    €650,000
40    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €60,000
41    Land/Site    Bundoran    €10,000
42    Vacant Flat    Letterkenny    €20,000
43    Investment Freehold House    Kilcullen    €100,000
44    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €185,000
45    Investment Flat    Limerick    €25,000
46    Industrial    Dublin 20    €100,000
47    Investment Freehold House    Hollystown    €50,000
48    Vacant Freehold House    Valentia Island    €35,000
49    Vacant Freehold House    Drogheda    €75,000
50    Investment Flat    Blackrock    €90,000
51    Land/Site    Dublin 1    €20,000
52    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €90,000
53    Land/Site    Carlow    €10,000
54    Vacant Freehold House    Dublin 1    €35,000
55    Vacant Freehold House    Carrigallen    €7,500
56    Land/Site    Kilfinane    €525,000
57    Land/Site    Kilfinane    €84,000
58    Land/Site    Ennis    €120,000
59    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €135,000
60    Industrial    Dublin 12    €99,000
61    Vacant Freehold Building    Sallins    €60,000
62    Vacant Freehold House    Drogheda    €75,000
63    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €135,000
64    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €90,000
65    Investment Leasehold House    Galway City    €75,000
66    Vacant Freehold House    Enniscrone    €55,000
67    Vacant Freehold Building    Rathvilly    €150,000
68    Investment Flat    Blackrock    €170,000
69    Vacant Freehold House    Abbeyleix    €50,000
70    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €110,000
71    Office    Dublin 7    €120,000
72    Vacant Flat    Clifden    €55,000
73    Investment Freehold House    Bray    €100,000
74    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €175,000
75    Office    Clifden    €220,000
76    Vacant Freehold Building    Belturbet    €35,000
77    Investment Freehold House    Crumlin    €90,000
78    Vacant Freehold Building    Duleek    €60,000
79    Investment Freehold House    Dublin 15    €95,000
80    Industrial    Dublin 10    €100,000
81    Vacant Freehold House    Connemara    €70,000
82    Vacant Freehold House    Killybegs    €15,000
83    Investment Freehold House    Glaslough    €50,000
84    Investment Freehold House    Dublin 15    €90,000
85    Investment Freehold House    Enniscrone    €55,000
86    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €80,000
87    Vacant Freehold House    Lecarrow    €65,000
88    Vacant Freehold House    Cloonfad    €35,000
89    Investment Flat    Navan    €31,500
90    Vacant Freehold Building    Carrick on Shannon    €60,000
91    Investment Freehold Building    Dublin 7    €610,000
92    Vacant Freehold House    Dublin 11    €60,000
93    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €135,000
94    Investment Flat    Dublin 22    €50,000
95    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €100,000
96    Vacant Leasehold House    Portlaoise    €10,000
97    Investment Freehold House    Drominahilla    €70,000
98    Vacant Flat    Blackrock    €170,000
99    Investment Flat    Dublin 8    €90,000
100    Investment Flat    Dublin 1    €185,000
100 Lots sorted by Lot Number    Lots: 1-100 
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