Apartment in Angri

Starting price

£27,410(€32,136)

Valuation pending

Why?

The court hasn't shared its valuation with us yet. You'll find it in the official sale papers, which come with the full details when you unlock this home. Once we have one, you'll see exactly how far below value the price is.

Worth in 2031? Members

Slow, typical and strong paths from official house price statistics.

How sure we are

medium · 60%

Why?

Some information is missing, so the rating can't go above Good value.

Based on: Court report read · Who lives there & debts, from the court · Exact location · Asking or base price

Lowest bid the court accepts

Up to 25% below the starting price

Why?

· Italian court sales accept offers down to 75% of the base price (offerta minima).
· If a round gets no bids, the next base price is usually cut by up to 25%.

Our estimate from the sale rules and the listing’s history. A guide, not advice.

Yearly running costs

€472 a year

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IMU property tax if not your main home (est., standard 0.86%): €472

Main homes are exempt from IMU; councils set rates between 0.46% and 1.06%.

Address, case reference & exact location are masked

How to buy this one

Sold by the court, not an agent

Seller: The court
Deposit: 10% of your offer
Deadline: 2 Dec 2026

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Seller: The court (Tribunale). The sale is run by a court-appointed sale delegate (delegato alla vendita), usually a notary or lawyer. A court custodian (custode giudiziario) looks after the home.

Contact and viewings: The custodian arranges viewings, free of charge. You book them with the "Prenota visita" button on the official court-sale notice (on the Ministry of Justice portal, PVP).

1Read the official notice and the expert's valuation report (perizia). It lists planning issues, occupants and costs that pass to the buyer.
2Book a viewing through the official court-sale notice. The custodian shows you round.
3Send your offer by the deadline, online or in a sealed envelope as the notice says, with the deposit.
4On the sale day the delegate opens the offers. If several people bid, there's a short auction between them.
5If you win, pay the balance within the time on the notice (up to 120 days). The court's transfer order passes the home to you and clears the mortgages on it.

Deposit, minimum bid and costs

Lowest valid offer: 75% of the starting price (offerta minima).
Deposit (cauzione): usually 10% of your offer. It's returned if you don't win.
You'll need an Italian tax code (codice fiscale). A mortgage is possible with banks that lend on court sales.
Up to 2 years of unpaid condo fees can pass to the buyer.

Many buyers bid through an Italian lawyer (avvocato), who can also bid for you by proxy. General information on how these sales usually work, not legal advice. The official notice sets the rules for this sale.

Money tip

Watch the exchange rate on your deposit

Banks often add 2–4% to the rate when you send the court-sale deposit (cauzione). Compare with the mid-market rate before you pay.

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