3,365 active real estate auctions in Texas right now.
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Texas hosts a substantial inventory of government-owned real estate available through auctions. Federal agencies, GSA facilities, and state surplus programs regularly sell off properties across the state, from urban commercial buildings to rural land parcels. BidProwl aggregates these listings from multiple official sources, giving you access to properties that typically sell below market value and come with fewer contingencies than traditional sales.
Texas government auctions feature diverse property types, including residential homes, commercial buildings, office facilities, industrial warehouses, vacant land, and multi-unit apartment complexes. The GSA frequently auctions federal office buildings and facilities, while state and local agencies sell surplus properties like schools, courthouses, and administrative buildings. Land auctions are particularly common in rural Texas areas.
BidProwl displays all 132 active Texas real estate auctions in one searchable database, pulling listings from GSA Auctions, GovDeals, GovPlanet, PublicSurplus, and other federal and state platforms. You can filter by county, city, or property type to narrow results to your target area. Each listing shows the agency source, so you can verify details on the original platform before bidding.
Government properties typically sell as-is with no warranties or repair guarantees. Most auctions require a deposit or proof of funds before you can bid, and winning bidders must close quickly, usually within 30-60 days. Properties may have environmental restrictions, liens, or tenant occupancy that you need to research. Always review the full property details and inspection reports available on the auction listing before placing a bid.
3,365 active real estate auctions in Texas right now.
1407 E Wells Avenue, Sherman, TX 75090. 1 bed | 1 bath | 420 sq ft | built 1920
