Astegiudiziarie.it

Astegiudiziarie.it is run by Aste Giudiziarie Inlinea S.p.A. from Scali d'Azeglio in Livorno and has been publishing Italian judicial sales since 1995. It is worth understanding how it differs from the Ministry of Justice's own Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche: the PVP is the official register where a judicial sale must legally be advertised, while Aste Giudiziarie is an accredited operator that handles the publicity, runs the telematic bidding for many courts as gestore della vendita telematica, and supports the professionals managing the case. The two are complementary rather than alternatives, and the same lot often appears on both.

What you can buy

• Property (immobili): the largest stream — flats, houses, garages, commercial units and land released through mortgage enforcement and insolvency.
• Movable assets (mobili): vehicles, plant, machinery, stock, furnishings and equipment attached in enforcement.
• Businesses (aziende): going concerns and business branches sold as units.
• Intangibles (immateriali): trademarks, receivables and other rights — a category most auction sites do not carry at all.

How the bidding works

You can register either as a private individual (privato) or as a professional, or sign in with a digital identity. Search runs by description, by opening price (prezzo base) or price band, by category and by address, and lots are filed under the procedure that produced them — fallimento, esecuzione immobiliare or mobiliare, liquidazione coatta or controllata, divisione giudiziale, eredità giacente, curatela, over-indebtedness proceedings, and the expropriation categories introduced by the Cartabia reform. That filing matters, because the procedure determines the rules of the sale. The company also provides the practical infrastructure Italian telematic bidding requires: assistance with depositing your offer, certified email (PEC) and digital signature, plus a mobile app and PVP support.

What to check before you bid

Italian judicial sales are document-driven. The perizia (the court expert's report) and the ordinanza di vendita set out the condition, the occupancy status, the encumbrances and the deposit and payment terms, and they override anything a summary listing suggests. Bidding telematically also has formal prerequisites — a valid PEC address and a digital signature are commonly required, and the offer must be deposited correctly and on time, which is precisely why the assistance services exist. The site is Italian-only. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00-13:00 and 14:00-18:00, on +39 0586 20141.