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40 houses and flats at auction in the province of Verona
In the province of Verona there are 40 houses and flats at court auction still open to bids, across 26 municipalities. Reserve prices range from €9,706 to €850,000, with a median of €124,000. The next sale is on 28 October 2026.
- Lots open to bids4026 municipalities
- Median reserve price€124,000starting price
- Median discount−0%across 16 sales awarded
- Next sale28 October 2026the nearest
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€110,000
−49%
First reserve €215,000 · 3 auctions with no bids
Immobile residenziale
Sale 11 Nov 2026 · 18 days to gono photo in the valuation report
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€187,000
−49%
First reserve €367,300 · 3 auctions with no bids
Immobile residenziale
Sale 11 Nov 2026 · 18 days to gono photo in the valuation report
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€300,000
−51%
First reserve €615,000 · 3 auctions with no bids
Immobile residenziale
Sale 28 Oct 2026 · 4 days to gono photo in the valuation report
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How auctions end in the province of Verona
Of 129 sales already concluded in the province of Verona, 19% drew no bids and 35% ended with the lot awarded to a buyer. Where the award price is public (16 cases), buyers paid a median of 0% less than the reserve price on the day. When a sale draws no bids the judge can set another at a lower price: the page of each lot shows the attempts already made, with the dates and prices at the time.
Other lots in the province of Verona
Municipalities with the most lots
- Verona 6
- Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella 4
- San Bonifacio 3
- Castagnaro 2
- Cerea 2
- Cologna Veneta 2
- San Giovanni Lupatoto 2
- Bevilacqua 1
Each municipality has its own page with the cadastral map, OMI price ranges and the risks of the area.
Frequently asked questions
How do you take part in a court auction in the province of Verona?
You submit a bid following the notice of sale for the lot: it states the deadline, the deposit to pay and whether bidding is online or by sealed envelope. On the page of each lot you will find the notice, the expert report and the contact details of the delegated professional.
How far does the price drop if the auction draws no bids?
In the province of Verona about 19 sales in 100 end without bids. When that happens, the judge can set a new sale attempt at a lower price. It is not a fixed rule and it is not automatic: the actual reduction, attempt by attempt, is recorded in the price history of each lot.
Can I see the home before bidding?
Yes. You ask the custodian named in the notice for a viewing, and the attached expert report usually contains photos, measurements and the cadastral references. For land we show the sheet and parcel on the map, so you can see the boundaries before you travel.
Do I need a lawyer or an agency?
No, you can bid on your own. What remains is to check what the price does not tell you: who lives there, which charges are registered against the property and what the zoning says. Here is which document answers each of these questions.
Court auctions from public sources (astegiudiziarie.it) and from the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche (the Ministry of Justice sales portal): no personal data of the debtor is published. Photos come from the valuation reports and load from the source site. Updated every morning. · Auctions on the cadastral map · Municipalities · How many auctions go unsold: our report (in Italian)