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Massachusetts government agencies regularly auction off real estate properties, from foreclosed homes to surplus facilities. The state's mix of federal installations, municipal properties, and housing authority assets creates steady opportunities for buyers. residential property, commercial space, or land, auctions through GSA, state surplus programs, and local agencies can offer significant savings compared to traditional real estate markets.
Government agencies in Massachusetts auction various property types. The federal GSA sells real estate from military bases and federal offices. State and municipal agencies list surplus properties, including former government buildings, police or fire department facilities, and tax-foreclosed residential homes. Housing authorities also occasionally auction properties. Property types range from single-family homes and vacant land to commercial buildings and multi-unit properties.
BidProwl aggregates listings from multiple government auction platforms including GSA Auctions, GovDeals, GovPlanet, and PublicSurplus. You can search by location to filter Massachusetts properties. Most platforms require free registration to bid. Check listing details carefully, as properties are often sold as-is and may require inspection before purchase.
Government properties typically sell as-is without warranties or repairs guaranteed by the seller. Conduct inspections and title searches before bidding. Understand each auction's terms, including deposit requirements, payment deadlines, and any liens or restrictions on the property. Some auctions require proof of funds or a prequalification letter. Factor in closing costs, potential repairs, and local property taxes when budgeting your offer.
722 active real estate auctions in Massachusetts right now.
972 Maplewood St., New Bedford, MA 02745. 3 bed | 2 bath | 1,320 sq ft | built 1922