Real Estate Auctions Near Me: Government & Foreclosed Property
Government real estate auctions sell foreclosed homes, surplus federal buildings, tax-delinquent parcels, and seized property - often below market value. Real estate is the most location-bound category there is: the home is where it is, so a 'near me' search is really the only way to shop it.
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A rare 1.25 ± acre parcel right off I-4, between Orlando and Daytona Beach - No Reserve
DeLand, FL · 60 bids
20.0 +/- Acre Parcel w/House & Garage at 4593 Lackson Rd, South Range, WI
South Range, WI · 54 bids
Matured Tax Lien Certificate #2423915 - Lehigh Acres, Lee County, FL - No reserve.
Lehigh Acres, FL · 46 bids
Matured Tax Lien Certificate #5273 - Escambia County, FL - No reserve.
Pensacola, FL · 44 bids
NO Reserve - Home in Carneys Point, NJ in need of MAJOR repair
Carneys Point, NJ · 40 bids
2.196 +/- Acre Open Vacant Parcel near State Hwy 23 on Division Rd, Glenbeulah, WI
· 32 bids
1.10 Acre Polk County Florida No Reserve
Polk City, FL · 23 bids
Matured Tax Lien Certificate #1957 - Brevard County, FL - No reserve.
Cape Canaveral, FL · 22 bids
NO RESERVE - Residential Home in Moffat, CO (Saguache County) in need of repair
Moffat, CO · 21 bids
Off County Road 31 (41.943175, -96.271203), Decatur, Nebraska 68020
Decatur, NE · 18 bids
Tract 132: Town of ARROWHEAD, Parcel 225-0080-00310, D22250254
Duluth, MN · 17 bids
3.562 +/- Acre Vacant Commercial Parcel near the Hwy 45 & Hwy 116 Intersection on County Road S, Winneconne, WI
Winneconne, WI · 15 bids
15131 active real estate auctions nationwide right now.Last updated: 2026-09-13
What they're worth: government and foreclosed real estate typically sell for $702–$43,001 at government auction - median $3,050, from 751 completed sales in the last year, per the GovAuctions Surplus Price Index. Look up a specific item · See all categories
These listings come from several official channels at once - HUD HomeStore foreclosures, GSA's sales of surplus federal real estate, Fannie Mae HomePath, and county tax and sheriff sales - each with its own site and process. We index them into one feed so you can search by location instead of checking five government portals. Every listing links back to the official source where bids and offers are placed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I find real estate auctions near me?
- Open GovAuctions.app, choose your state (and narrow by area), and it shows government and foreclosed property available there - HUD homes, GSA surplus real estate, Fannie Mae HomePath, and county tax/sheriff sales. Because property can't be moved, location is the primary filter; each listing shows the address or parcel and links to the official site to bid or make an offer.
- What types of property are sold at government auctions?
- Foreclosed single-family homes (largely through HUD HomeStore and Fannie Mae), surplus federal buildings and land sold by the GSA, and tax-delinquent or seized parcels auctioned by counties and sheriffs. Inventory ranges from move-in-ready houses to raw land and the occasional commercial building - condition and terms vary widely, so read each listing carefully.
- Are HUD homes and foreclosure auctions a good deal?
- They can be. HUD and foreclosed homes are frequently priced below comparable market listings because the goal is to resell quickly, not to maximize price. The trade-offs are real: many are sold as-is, may need repairs, and have specific bidding windows or owner-occupant priority periods. Always research comparable sales and, where allowed, inspect before committing.
- Can anyone bid on government real estate?
- Generally yes, though the process varies by source. HUD homes are bid through a HUD-registered real estate broker and have an initial owner-occupant priority window before investors can bid; GSA real estate and county tax sales are usually open to the public with a deposit. Each listing links to the official platform that spells out who can bid and how.