Judicial auctions in the province of Aosta
62 active auctions · median starting price €68,700 · Data as of October 29, 2026
There are 62 active auctions in the province of Aosta (Aosta Valley). The municipality with the most auctions is Champorcher; the others, with property types and prices, are listed below.
Data processed by ImmobilScan · Updated as of October 29, 2026 · Methodology
Municipalities with the most auctions
The municipalities in the province with the most active auctions: Champorcher (20), Nus (11), Verrès (6), Aosta (3), Ayas (3), Champdepraz (2), Châtillon (2), Gignod (2), Lillianes (2), Arnad (1).
What counts is the municipality where the property is located, not the one where the sale takes place.
What is sold at auction in the province of Aosta
Top of the list: apartments, with 25 auctions; then garages and parking spaces (17 auctions). The full list: apartments (25); garages and parking spaces (17); cellars and storage (5); offices (5); buildings (4); retail units (3); land (2); rural buildings (1).
The category is that of the main item in the lot: an apartment sold with a garage and a cellar counts as an apartment.
Auction figures for the province of Aosta
- Active auctions
- 62
- New in the last 30 days
- 10
- Sales in the next 30 days
- 44
- Median starting price
- €68,700
Median starting price €68,700, average €109,100, average minimum bid €82,200: these are the figures for the 62 active auctions. For 44 of these the starting price has been cut at least once, by an average of 34% from the first starting price.
In the province of Aosta 31 of the 62 active auctions (50%) have a minimum bid below €50,000.
For apartments (25 auctions) the median starting price is €110,700.
At least 3 auctions are already at the fourth sale attempt or later.
For comparison, the median starting price in Aosta Valley is €68,700.
Courts based in the province of Aosta
In real-estate enforcement proceedings the competent court (tribunale) is the court of the place where the property is located; in insolvency proceedings it is the court handling the proceeding, and the property may be located elsewhere. The province of Aosta has one court, Tribunale di Aosta.
Auctions in the province of Aosta that come from insolvency proceedings, such as bankruptcies and judicial liquidations, number 4 (6%). For these the competent court is the one handling the proceeding, which may sit outside the province; for real-estate enforcement proceedings it is the court of the place where the property is located.
The sale calendar, with the dates and deadlines for offers, is on the court's page.
- Tribunale di Aosta59 auctionsSales calendar
Latest auctions in the province of Aosta
Active judicial auctions from the Public Sales Portal, free to browse with no registration. Filter by category or starting price.
Galleria Gignod, 11010 Gignod AO, Italia, Gignod, (Aosta)
Starting price
€79,705
−44% judicial reductionMinimum bid
Localita' Petit Rosier 113, Champorcher, (Aosta)
Starting price
€246,450
Minimum bid
€184,838
Via Capoluogo 75, Lillianes, (Aosta)
Starting price
€23,625
−25% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€17,719
Via Capoluogo 75, Lillianes, (Aosta)
Starting price
€31,781
−25% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€23,836
Via Gressoney 41, Pont-Saint-Martin, (Aosta)
Starting price
€225,280
−49% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€225,280
Str. per Cielo Alto, Breuil-Cervinia AO, Italia, Valtournenche, (Aosta)
Starting price
€62,250
Minimum bid
€46,688
How to bid in auctions in the province of Aosta
As everywhere in Italy, anyone who wants to buy reads the notice of sale and the appraisal report (perizia) on the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche, asks the court-appointed custodian (custode giudiziario) for a viewing, and submits the offer before the deadline. In real-estate enforcement proceedings the minimum bid is the starting price minus a quarter (art. 571 c.p.c.), and the bid deposit is at least 10% of the amount offered. In insolvency proceedings and tax-collection sales the notice of sale applies, and the minimum bid often equals the starting price. How the bid deposit is paid, whether paper offers are allowed and the minimum bid increment vary from one proceeding to another, and the court order sets them.
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ImmobilScan is not a portal authorized to advertise sales: the data come from the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche, and what counts for taking part are the official notice of sale and the sale delegate.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many judicial auctions are there in the province of Aosta?
- As of October 29, 2026, the active auctions in the province of Aosta are 62. 44 auctions have a sale in the next 30 days. 10 new auctions were published in the last 30 days.
- Which court runs judicial auctions in the province of Aosta?
- The province of Aosta has one court, Tribunale di Aosta. In real-estate enforcement proceedings the competent court (tribunale) is the court of the place where the property is located; in insolvency proceedings it is the court handling the proceeding, and the property may be located elsewhere. The court of each auction is shown in its listing and can be based in another province. The sale calendar, with the dates and deadlines for offers, is on the court's page.
- In which municipality in the province of Aosta are there the most auctions?
- At the moment, Champorcher has the most, with 20 active auctions. The other municipalities are listed on this page.
- How much do properties at judicial auction cost in the province of Aosta?
- The median starting price of the active auctions is €68,700, but it mixes different property types: for apartments (25 auctions) it is €110,700. In real-estate enforcement proceedings one can bid up to a quarter below the starting price; in insolvency proceedings and tax-collection sales the notice of sale applies, and the minimum bid often equals the starting price.
- How many auctions in the province of Aosta cost less than €50,000?
- In the province of Aosta 31 of the 62 active auctions (50%) have a minimum bid below €50,000. The count uses the minimum bid, the lowest amount you can offer. Taxes and fees come on top of the price, and a low price should always be checked against the condition of the property described in the appraisal report (perizia).
- Where can I find official judicial auctions in the province of Aosta?
- On the Public Sales Portal of the Ministry of Justice, where every sale must be published with its notice, order and appraisal. On ImmobilScan you can search them for free by municipality and property type, with a link to the official notice.
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