Judicial property auctions in Milan
Judicial auctions in the Milan area are numerous and competitive, handled mainly by the court of Milan (Tribunale di Milano). Part of the province falls under the courts of Busto Arsizio, Monza, Pavia, and Lodi. ImmobilScan helps you judge whether a lot's starting price really represents a bargain compared with the market value of the area.
Competent courts
Judicial property auctions in the Milan area are run by the following courts. Official sale notices are published on the Public Sales Portal (Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche).
The sales calendar, with dates and bid deadlines, is on each court's page.
- Tribunale di Milano
- Tribunale di Busto Arsizio
- Tribunale di Monza
- Tribunale di Pavia
- Tribunale di Lodi
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Active judicial auctions from the Public Sales Portal, free to browse with no registration. Filter by category or starting price.
Starting price and market value in Milan
The starting price of an auction almost never matches the market value. To find out whether a property at auction in Milan is a real opportunity, ImmobilScan estimates the market value of the area on OMI data and compares it with the lot's price. Read more in our guides on how judicial auctions work and on the comparison between starting price and market value.
How to bid in auctions in the province of Milano
The sale is almost always entrusted to a sale delegate (professionista delegato) and takes place online, on the platform of the operator (gestore) named in the notice. In real-estate enforcement proceedings (esecuzioni immobiliari) one can bid up to a quarter below the starting price under article 571 of the Code of Civil Procedure (c.p.c.): that is the minimum bid (offerta minima), the price below which you cannot bid. In insolvency proceedings (procedure concorsuali) and tax-collection sales (vendite esattoriali) the notice of sale applies, and the minimum bid often equals the starting price. In enforcement proceedings the bid deposit (cauzione) is at least 10% of the price offered, and the balance must be paid by the deadline in the notice, generally no later than 120 days. The court order (ordinanza) sets the bid deposit rules, whether paper offers are allowed, the minimum bid increment (rilancio minimo) and the deadline for paying the balance of the price of each proceeding, and they are stated in the notice of sale.
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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.
Frequently asked questions
- Which courts run judicial property auctions in Milan?
- In real estate enforcement proceedings (esecuzioni immobiliari) the court of the place where the property is located is competent: for the province of Milan, the competent courts are the courts of Milano, Busto Arsizio, Monza, Pavia, and Lodi. In insolvency proceedings it is the court handling the procedure, and the property may be elsewhere. Notices of sale are published on the Public Sales Portal of the Ministry of Justice.
- How do I know whether an auction in Milan is good value?
- By comparing the starting price (or the minimum bid) with the market value of the Milan area, calibrated on the condition of the property, and deducting the additional costs. With an account, ImmobilScan estimates the market value on OMI data to give you this reference.
- Where can I find the official judicial auctions in Milan?
- The official source is the Public Sales Portal of the Ministry of Justice, together with the notices of sale of the competent courts. ImmobilScan is an analysis and valuation tool, not a sales channel: you can search active auctions in the province of Milan for free. Portal listings are updated four times a day.
Assess auctions in Milan before you bid
Search auctions in the province of Milan for free, then request access to compare the starting price with an estimated market value based on OMI data.