Notarial home auctions

A notary calls a notarial auction without a court managing it. Common examples include out-of-court mortgage enforcement where the deed allows it, and other sales by auction before a notary. Since 2015, these auctions have also been held through the BOE Auction Portal.

The managing authority on each record is the notary handling the matter. Direct questions about documents, visits or the property’s condition to that office. These listings are less common than judicial auctions, so the catalogue can change substantially from week to week.

When comparing a notarial auction with a court auction, check the participation terms in each notice. Rules from one procedure should not be assumed to apply to the other.

What the catalogue contains

36 auction records, of which 2 are current and 2 are bidding now. Bid figures use published amounts, including historical records; they are not market prices or predictions of an award amount.

Home types

• Apartment: 32 auctions
• Duplex: 3 auctions
• House: 1 auction

Minimum-bid ranges

• No minimum bid: 17 auctions
• Up to €50,000: 1 auction
• Over €50,000 up to €100,000: 2 auctions
• Over €100,000: 16 auctions
• Amount not published: 0 auctions

Status

• Bidding now: 2
• Finished: 34

Latest recorded change: 23 Oct 2026.

Official sources

• Help for the BOE Auction Portal (Spanish)