Apartment in Madrid

Apartment in Madrid. Area not available in the data we checked. The published minimum bid is €200.00. The recorded closing date is 7 May 2026, 18:06.

Published area

Not published

Bedrooms

Not published

Bathrooms

Not published

Floor

2

Postcode

28037

Cadastral reference

7660174VK4776B0009UF

Possession / occupancy

Not stated in the notice

Published charges

No amount published

Managing authority

Sección Civil TI Madrid. Plz.n 31

Auction type

Judicial en vía de apremio

Claimed amount

148.688,72 €

Bid increments

5.886,28 €

Record detail

No consta

Record detail

Pujas públicas; el cierre puede prorrogarse hasta 24 horas

Record detail

28099000469937

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What to check about charges and occupancy

Calculated by Subastas de Viviendas from this notice and the auctions recorded in our catalogue. This is not advice or a property valuation.

The figures in context

• The notice published a deposit of €14,715.70, 5% of the auction value. Check the notice for the conditions that applied. How auction deposits are refunded
• The minimum bid (€200.00) is 0.1% of the auction value.
• The claimed amount in the case is €148,688.72, or 51% of the auction value. The debt behind the auction is below that value.
• Bidding was open for 21 days, from 17 Apr 2026 to 7 May 2026.

Compared with Madrid

We have recorded 174 residential auctions in Madrid: 25 current and 115 finished in the last 12 months.

Its auction value (€294,314.05) is higher than that of 68% of recorded auctions; the median in Madrid is €224,026.00. These are published amounts, not market prices.

54% of BOE auctions recorded in Madrid have no minimum bid.

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Checks to make before bidding

1. Check the property in the Cadastre. The Spanish Cadastre portal can show the parcel and its buildings for reference 7660174VK4776B0009UF (the listing refers to the one ending 0009UF), including use and built area; the notice does not publish an area. Open the Cadastre (opens in a new tab)
2. Find out whether the property is occupied. The notice does not state the occupancy situation. Ask the managing authority (Sección Civil TI Madrid. Plz.n 31) or review the official notice; it can affect when you could take possession. Occupancy and charges
3. Request a land registry extract. The charges amount is not stated. A Land Registry extract shows registered charges; compare them with the charges cancelled by the auction. What to check about charges

No changes are recorded for this listing. This does not confirm that the original notice has not changed.