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Commercial real estate sold at online auction. Bidders are verified and usually place a deposit.
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Commercial Real Estate Auctions
8 auction sites · part of 270 auction sites UX Search covers
Office buildings, retail centers, industrial property and hotels sell at online and live auctions. These are the auction platforms and firms that sell commercial property.
Type what you’re looking for in the search box to check every site at once, or open a site below to see what it has right now. Bidding always happens on the auction site itself.
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Auction sites for commercial real estate
See current auctions on Crexi →
Commercial properties offered by 48-hour online auction on the Crexi marketplace.
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See current auctions on Williams & Williams →
Real estate auctions of homes, commercial property, land and bank- or government-owned property.
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See current auctions on Arizona State Land Department →
Public auctions of Arizona state land and leases.
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See current auctions on Tranzon →
Homes, land and commercial property sold at auction by a network of regional auction firms.
See current auctions on GSA Real Estate Sales →
Surplus federal buildings and land sold by the U.S. General Services Administration.
See current auctions on Paramount Realty USA →
Real estate auctions of luxury homes, New York condos and co-ops, multifamily, land and commercial property.
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See current auctions on J. P. King Auction Company →
Auctions of luxury homes, ranches, farmland and commercial land across the U.S.
UX Search links to these auction sites and is not affiliated with them. Bidding, payment and pickup happen on each site, under its own rules.
Before you bid
- Read the terms of sale. Real estate auctions differ on deposits, closing deadlines, buyer’s premiums and whether the seller can reject the high bid.
- Do your homework first. Check the title, liens, taxes, zoning and the property’s condition before the sale. Many are sold as-is.
- Line up your money. Most auctions want a deposit at the sale and the balance within a set number of days. Cash or pre-approved financing helps.
- Talk to a professional. A real estate attorney or agent can review the sale terms with you before you bid.
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