Extrh.cz

Extrh.cz is built around a single proposition: it searches and sorts the property that Czech public authorities are selling, and puts it alongside insolvency and auction opportunities. State disposals in Czechia are scattered across ministries, agencies and municipal notices, and finding them means knowing where to look — which is precisely the work this platform does for you.

What comes up

• Cars (automobily): its own top-level section, largely from public fleets.
• Movables (movitosti): equipment and goods from authorities and estates.
• Property (nemovitosti): buildings and land sold by the state and by insolvency administrators.

How the bidding works

Assets are grouped into those three sections with a watchlist for lots you are following. The platform positions itself as a finder and filter rather than as the seller: the underlying sale belongs to the authority or administrator running it, and their rules — deposits, deadlines, who may bid — apply.

What to check before you bid

Because the platform aggregates across sources, always check where a sale actually runs and under which procedure before committing, since Czech state disposals and insolvency auctions follow different rules. State-owned property can carry planning, access or heritage restrictions that are not visible in a listing. As everywhere in this market, the land register is what establishes the position on property, and the material is in Czech.