Allsop has sold 420 commercial lots worth £270m so far in 2025, with an 83% success rate.

The catalogue includes several mixed-use and regional assets, including a 35,875 sq ft freehold near Winchester producing £410,646 in annual rent.

Planning permission included converting the main building into a large dwelling and building three detached executive homes.

The £10 million in funding will support the redevelopment of one of Birmingham’s most recognisable commercial buildings.

The property, purchased for £2.25 million, includes 16 apartments and a commercial unit.

The firm has achieved £270m in commercial sales so far in 2025 across 402 lots, with an 83% success rate.

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