Asteannunci.it

Asteannunci.it publishes Italian judicial auction notices and is run by Gruppo Edicom, a publisher specialising in legal advertising. Its strength is coverage and navigation rather than running the sales itself: notices are organised province by province, with Milan, Rome, Venice, Bergamo and Catania among the busiest, and the site pairs the listings with explanatory material on what judicial auctions are, the law behind them and how to take part.

What you can buy

• Property (aste immobiliari): the largest section, including a dedicated houses-at-auction stream.
• Movable goods (aste mobili): equipment, machinery and business assets.
• Vehicles (aste automobili): cars and commercials filed separately.
• Intangible assets (beni immateriali): trademarks, receivables and similar rights.

How the bidding works

Browse by province or by category, or use the GPS Aste mobile app to find sales near a location — genuinely useful in a market where the asset's whereabouts determine whether it is worth pursuing. The site is a listings and legal-publicity service: the auction itself is run under the court's procedure by the professional appointed to it, and the notice points you there. There is a separate access area for professionals.

What to check before you bid

Because this is a publisher rather than an auctioneer, treat every listing as a signpost to the underlying case. The perizia and the ordinanza di vendita hold the terms that bind — deposit, payment deadline, occupancy, encumbrances — and the summary on the portal is not a substitute for reading them. Italian telematic bidding also has formal prerequisites, typically a certified email address and a digital signature, and the site's how-to-participate section covers what the current rules require. Everything is published in Italian.