Dražbe123

Dražbe123 organises Slovenian auctions the way Slovenes actually think about their country — by statistical region. Gorenjska, Pomurje, Osrednjeslovenska, Podravska, Jugovzhodna, Posavje, Primorsko-notranjska, Zasavska, Savinjska, Obalno-kraška and Koroška each have their own listing page, which is a far more natural way to search a country of two million than a national list.

What you can buy

• Property (nepremičnine) — the dominant category.
• Movables (premičnine) — vehicles, machinery and equipment.

How the bidding works

The portal covers both javne dražbe (public auctions) and e-dražbe (electronic ones), and lets registered users publish their own. Registration is free and includes optional daily and weekly alerts about the most interesting sales — which for a market this size is a more practical way to follow it than checking manually.

What to check before you bid

As everywhere in Slovenia, the notice published by the court, the administrator or the municipality is the binding document, and it sets the deposit and the deadline. Enforcement sales transfer the debtor's position, so the land register is what tells you what you are actually acquiring. The site is in Slovenian.