Auctions at the Tribunale di Torino: sale calendar
279 active judicial auctions · 128 sales in the next 30 days · Updated October 29, 2026
279 judicial auctions are scheduled at the Tribunale di Torino (Piedmont), 128 of them in the next 30 days. Here you find them in date order, with the bid deadline, the sale method and the link to each notice.
This court has many recent notices: the auctions published in the last month are about half of those active today.
Data processed by ImmobilScan · Updated as of October 29, 2026 · Methodology
Auction calendar of the Tribunale di Torino
The next sale is set for October 30, 2026. Sales are grouped by day; next to each one is the deadline for submitting bids, which falls before the auction date.
1 auction
11 auctions
- Apartment in Villar PerosaBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €30,000
- Apartment in Villar PerosaBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €33,000
- Apartment in TorinoBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €39,100
- Apartment in PiossascoBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €41,300
- Apartment in GrugliascoBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €157,500
- Apartment in CavourBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €102,000
- Villa in NichelinoBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €450,000
- Apartment in La CassaBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €52,500
- Apartment in Villafranca PiemonteBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €15,300
- Villa in MoncalieriBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €387,000
- Apartment in TorinoBids by Mon, Nov 2minimum bid €54,800
Bid deadlines and sale methods at the Tribunale di Torino
A bid must be submitted by the deadline set in the notice of sale (avviso di vendita) of each sale, which falls before the auction date: after the deadline it is no longer possible to bid. The site visit, reading the appraisal report (perizia) and posting the bid deposit (cauzione) take days, so it is best to work back from the deadline, not from the sale date.
At the Tribunale di Torino the most common sale mode is asynchronous online sales (239 of 279 auctions, 86%): bids and bid increments are made online during an auction that lasts the number of days set in the notice of sale.
Court district and jurisdiction of the Tribunale di Torino
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 Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche does not publish a list of the municipalities in the court district (circondario): the municipalities listed here are those where the properties of the active auctions are located.
The municipality with the most properties at auction is Torino (86); it is followed by Nichelino (25), Moncalieri (17), Rivoli (9), Vinovo (9), Mondovì (7), Rivalta di Torino (6), Sant'Antonino di Susa (6), Carmagnola (5), Caselette (5).
Of the 279 active auctions, 102 (37%) come from insolvency proceedings, such as bankruptcies and judicial liquidations: for these the notice of sale sets the minimum bid, which often equals the starting price, while in real-estate enforcement proceedings one can bid up to a quarter below the starting price (art. 571 c.p.c.).
Municipalities, property types and prices in the province of Torino
All auctions at the Tribunale di Torino
283 active auctions, from the nearest sale.
Corso Svizzera 185, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€98,906
Minimum bid
€108,800
3Via Nazionale n. 111, Villar Perosa, (Torino)
Starting price
€40,000
−23% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€30,000
3Via Nazionale n. 111, Villar Perosa, (Torino)
Starting price
€44,000
−21% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€33,000
Via Boito 33, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€52,100
Minimum bid
€39,075
16VIA MAGENTA N 10, Piossasco, (Torino)
Starting price
€55,000
Minimum bid
€41,250
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19Via Lorenzo Bongiovanni 26, Grugliasco, (Torino)
Starting price
€210,000
−22% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€157,500
Via Sant'Anna 21, Cavour, (Torino)
Starting price
€136,000
−40% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€102,000
23Via Pallavicino, 23, 10042 Nichelino TO, Italia, Nichelino, (Torino)
Starting price
€600,000
−25% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€450,000
19Via via delle Querce 1, La Cassa, (Torino)
Starting price
€70,000
Minimum bid
€52,500
Frazione Bussi, 21, 10068 Villafranca Piemonte TO, Italia, Villafranca Piemonte, (Torino)
Starting price
€20,400
Minimum bid
€15,300
Str. del Redentore, 13, 10024 Moncalieri TO, Italia, Moncalieri, (Torino)
Starting price
€516,000
−36% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€387,000
Via Capua, 3, 10144 Torino TO, Italia, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€73,000
Minimum bid
€54,750
6Via della Repubblica 66, Pinerolo, (Torino)
Starting price
€104,000
Minimum bid
€78,000
6Via Guido Reni 215 scala 5, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€63,000
Minimum bid
€47,250
Via Frejus 56, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€137,000
Minimum bid
€102,750
Via Pomaretto 5A, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€86,000
−24% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€64,500
16Via Monte Rosa N. 88, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€42,000
Minimum bid
€31,500
36Via Pinerolo n. 208/A, Cavour, (Torino)
Starting price
€154,000
−25% judicial reductionMinimum bid
€115,500
Via Chieri, 85, Andezeno, (Torino)
Starting price
€1,222,000
Minimum bid
€916,500
Via Carrù, 92, Piozzo, (Cuneo)
Starting price
€1,875
−25% judicial reductionMinimum bid
Via Carrù, 92, Piozzo, (Cuneo)
Starting price
€112
−25% judicial reductionMinimum bid
Strada Cambiano 204, Chieri, (Torino)
Starting price
€127,150
Minimum bid
€95,363
11c.so O.Rosai 26/12-28/A- via A.Costaguta 14/A, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€242,000
Minimum bid
€181,500
Via Monte Valderoa, 5, 10154 Torino TO, Italia, Torino, (Torino)
Starting price
€27,600
Minimum bid
€20,700
Sale attempts and price cuts at the Tribunale di Torino
Active auctions by number of sale attempts: 142 at the first attempt, 76 at the second, 47 at the third, 14 at the fourth attempt or later, at least. The count comes from the attempts in the archive and may be an underestimate.
117 auctions have already returned to sale with a starting price lower than the first one: on average 35% less.
How to bid in auctions at Tribunale di Torino
You do not need a lawyer to bid: the offer is filled in on the Ministry's form, digitally signed and sent by certified email (PEC). If the notice of sale provides for a mixed sale, you can also deposit it in a sealed envelope with the sale delegate. A lawyer is needed only to bid through a proxy (procuratore) or to bid for a person to be named later (persona da nominare) (articles 571 and 579 c.p.c.). In real-estate enforcement proceedings you need a bid deposit of at least 10% of the price offered and an offer no lower than the starting price minus a quarter; in insolvency proceedings the notice of sale applies. Each proceeding has its own notice of sale, with the contacts of the sale delegate and the custodian: for auctions at Tribunale di Torino, the notice of sale of each auction is what counts.
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ImmobilScan is not the website of Tribunale di Torino and 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.
Frequently asked questions
- How many judicial auctions are there at the Tribunale di Torino?
- As of October 29, 2026, the Tribunale di Torino has 279 active judicial auctions, of which 128 with a sale in the next 30 days. The number changes every day: a new auction appears in the ImmobilScan search usually the same day, and at the latest the morning after its publication on the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche. The figures on this page are recalculated every night.
- When are the next auctions at the Tribunale di Torino?
- The next sale on the calendar is set for October 30, 2026. The calendar on this page lists the sales day by day, with the bid deadline for each, and is updated every day with data from the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche. The date and time that count are those in the notice of sale.
- Until when must a bid be submitted for an auction at the Tribunale di Torino?
- By the deadline set in the notice of sale, which falls before the auction date: after the deadline a bid is no longer accepted. An online bid is filled in on the Ministry form, digitally signed and sent by certified email (PEC); a sealed-envelope bid (in busta) can be deposited only if the notice allows it.
- Where are the official notices of the auctions at the Tribunale di Torino?
- On the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche of the Ministry of Justice, where every sale must be published. For properties, the notice of sale, the court order (ordinanza) and the appraisal report must also be published on internet sites listed by the Ministry, at least 45 days before the bid deadline (art. 490 c.p.c.). Each ImmobilScan listing links to the official notice.
- Are the auctions at the Tribunale di Torino held online?
- At the Tribunale di Torino the most common sale mode is asynchronous online sales (239 of 279 auctions, 86%): bids and bid increments are made online during an auction that lasts the number of days set in the notice of sale. The sale method of each auction is written in the notice, together with the operator of the online sale (gestore della vendita telematica).
- How do you visit a property at auction at the Tribunale di Torino?
- Viewing is requested from the court-appointed custodian (custode giudiziario) named in the notice, also from the notice page on the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche when online booking is active. It is best to ask as soon as the auction interests you: days pass between the request and the visit, and the bid deadline falls before the sale.