Property Auctions

We list residential apartments and houses, commercial offices and shops, industrial units, warehouses, and agricultural land or plots — all put up for sale by banks and financial institutions under the SARFAESI Act, DRT proceedings, or liquidation processes.

The reserve price is fixed by the bank based on an independent valuation of the property, and represents the minimum acceptable bid. It is often set below prevailing market value, though bidders should still verify pricing against comparable local sales.

Most bank eauction notices specify an inspection date and time before the auction. It is strongly recommended to inspect the property in person, or through a representative, before submitting a bid — properties are sold strictly on an "as-is, where-is" basis.

Yes, many banks offer home loans for properties purchased through their own or third-party eauctions, subject to standard loan approval criteria including clear title, valuation, and the applicant's credit profile.