Italy · updated every night
Looking to buy a home in Italy for less than it's worth? 10,304 court-sale homes are for sale here today, with a typical minimum bid of €71,250. 3,248 are priced at least 10% below the valuation we hold for them.
Homes listed
10,304
4,557 with a sale date in the next 30 days
Typical minimum bid
€71,250
From €1,300 to €28,000,000
10% or more below valuation
3,248
Of 5,294 homes with a valuation
Typical gap on those
44%
Below the valuation, before costs
Chosen by our rating, which weighs price against value, how easily the home would resell and what the court papers flag. Open one to see the catch before the price tempts you.
Nova Milanese, Lombardia
68% below that valuation
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Nepi, Lazio
44% below that valuation
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Cocquio-trevisago, Lombardia
52% below that valuation
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Montefiascone, Lazio
48% below that valuation
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Moglia, Lombardia
52% below that valuation
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Casale Litta, Lombardia
65% below that valuation
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A home can carry more than one label, so these can add up to more than the total.
Plus 1,720 plots of land, not counted in these figures.
We list 10,304 in Italy today, 1,196 of them added in the last 7 days. 4,557 have a sale date in the next 30 days. The list is refreshed every night, so the number changes as homes sell and new ones come to market.
The minimum bid runs from €1,300 to €28,000,000. The middle figure is €71,250.
Sometimes, not always. Of the 5,294 homes here with a valuation we can compare against, 3,248 are priced at least 10% below it, and the typical gap among those is 44%. The valuation is the court valuer's figure where the court publishes one, otherwise our own estimate; it is not a survey, so treat it as a starting point and check any home yourself.
A court sells the home to repay the owner's creditors, so the starting price is set by rules, not by a seller holding out for more, and it falls if nobody bids. The catch is usually in the papers: someone living there, a share of the property instead of all of it, or building work without permission. We put those at the top of each home's page.
You can open homes here without an account, up to a daily limit. A free account adds one full address each month, and paid membership opens every address, with the court papers summarised, bidding rules and alerts for new homes.
Figures are counted from the homes on CasaAlpha Deals for this place and change every night. Valuations are the court valuer's where a court publishes one, otherwise our estimate or a data provider's; none is a survey or an official valuation of the home today. Nothing here is advice; check the details of any home with a professional before you offer or bid.