Property auctions in Alicante: finding them, bidding and what to expect
Alicante accounts for a large share of the Valencian region's court auctions. A full guide to the province's market: asset types, areas, prices and the process.
Property auctions in Asturias: discounted assets in Oviedo and Gijón
Court auctions in Oviedo and Gijón, Asturias: starting prices of €50,000-140,000, moderate competition, 15-25% discounts and the areas with most potential.
Property auctions in Barcelona: process, prices and how to compete
Barcelona is Spain's most competitive court auction market: the process in the city, the real deposit amounts and strategies for winning assets with a margin.
Property auctions in Bilbao and the Basque Country: process and market
Basque court auctions have features of their own, shaped by the region's foral civil law. A full guide to the process, the assets on offer and how to invest.
Property auctions in Córdoba, Andalusia: low prices, little competition
Córdoba has Spain's largest UNESCO-listed old town. Its court auctions offer assets at €50,000-130,000, little competition and 9-13% yields after the award.
Property auctions in Granada: university, tourism and discounts
Granada pairs Andalusia's largest university market (58,147 students) with world-class tourism. Its court auctions offer discounts where rental demand is solid.
Property auctions in Madrid: where they are and how to bid
Madrid has more BOE auctions than any other province. Which courts and districts are busiest, how much competition there is and how to filter them.
Property auctions in Málaga: where to find court auctions and how to bid
The Costa del Sol has an active auction market and less competition than Madrid: which areas to look at, what kinds of property come up and how to bid.
Property auctions in Murcia: discounted assets, moderate competition
Murcia, Spain's seventh-largest city, is the hub of "Europe's market garden": court auctions with assets at €60,000-150,000 and post-award yields of 8-12%.
Property auctions in Seville: a practical guide for Andalusia's capital
Seville and its metropolitan area produce a steady volume of court auctions. The process in the province, the busiest districts and how to bid with an edge.
Property auctions in Valencia: process, districts and how to bid in 2026
Valencia ranks third in Spain for court property auctions. The process in the province, the districts with the most assets and how to compete effectively.
Property auctions in Zaragoza and Aragon: few bidders, logistics demand
Spain's fifth city and a major European logistics hub, Zaragoza has a sizeable court auction market, low competition and residential assets that can yield 8-12%.