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Real Estate Price Guide

What real estate actually sell for at government surplus auctions.

Average Price

$106,170

Median Price

$24,800

Price Range

$1$2,230,000

Items Sold

1,699

Average Price by Source

Which auction sites have the cheapest real estate?

SourceAvg PriceSold
Municibid$1134
WI Surplus$1,53210
GovDeals$17,995659
GSA$20,20316
PublicSurplus$28,170127
HiBid$37,26288
Auction Net$72,9138
IRS$143,5183
Hubzu$201,687747
Auction.com$260,93737

Average Price by State

Where are real estate cheapest?

StateAvg PriceSold
South Dakota$2,0251
Pennsylvania$21,943515
Arkansas$35,90625
West Virginia$40,7506
Kentucky$42,16820
Mississippi$46,17813
Tennessee$49,23140
Wisconsin$56,62821
Ohio$57,14367
Minnesota$59,21743
North Dakota$60,3442
Iowa$60,4057
Washington$64,23634
New Mexico$76,91524
New Hampshire$77,0001
Louisiana$78,54822
Indiana$88,95810
South Carolina$89,95424
Delaware$91,0001
Michigan$93,31725

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do real estate sell for at government auctions?

Based on 1,699 completed sales tracked by BidProwl, real estate typically sell for a median of $24,800, with prices ranging from $1 to $2,230,000.

What is the cheapest source for real estate at government auctions?

Among sources with enough sales to compare, Municibid has the lowest average sold price for real estate at $113.

Are real estate at government auctions a good deal?

Government surplus real estate often sell below retail because agencies must clear inventory. Compare the current bid against the $24,800 median sold price before bidding, and factor in the buyer's premium and pickup costs.