What are bank auction properties in Nagpur?

They are properties in Nagpur that lenders sell through public e-auctions under the SARFAESI Act, 2002 to recover unpaid loans. Bidzo currently tracks 1 such property here.

How many bank auction properties are currently available in Nagpur?

1 active listing, including 1 upcoming.

Which banks have auction properties in Nagpur?

1 active listing in total — Bank of India.

When is the next bank auction in Nagpur?

The next scheduled e-auction is on 2026-10-27, with 1 upcoming in total.

Bank Auction Properties in Nagpur

Bidzo currently tracks 1 active bank auction property in Nagpur, Maharashtra, aggregated from SARFAESI e-auction notices published by 1 lender. Reserve prices currently range from ₹33.7 lakh.

Active auctions

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Reserve price range

₹33.71 L

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Flat for auction in Narendra Nagar, Nagpur

Nagpur, MaharashtraBank of India

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Banks auctioning properties in Nagpur

Bank of India

Popular localities for bank auctions in Nagpur

All That Undivided 17.99 Percent Share In All That Piece And Parcel Of Land Bearing Plot No 3 Containing Admeasuring 2906.28 Sq.Ft. Being A Portion Of Entire Land Bearing Kh No 60/1 Of Mouza Somalwada City Survey No 503 Ph No 44 Sheet No 327/286 Comprising Apartment No 201 Covering Built Up Area 61.209 Sq.Mtrs. On The Second Floor Of Building As “Jal Ambe Apartment” Having Situated At Vijayanand Co-Operative Housing Society Ltd. Nagpur Within The Limit Of Nmc & Nit Owned By Shri Raviprasad Bholaprasad Pandey.

Upcoming bank auctions in Nagpur

Flat for auction in Narendra Nagar, Nagpur27 Oct 2026

About bank auctions in Nagpur

Bidzo currently tracks 1 active bank auction property in Nagpur from 1 lender, sourced directly from official notices as banks publish them. Reserve prices currently range from ₹33.7 lakh.

Under the SARFAESI Act, 2002, lenders auction mortgaged properties after default, typically requiring an EMD of about 10% of the reserve price before bidding. Buyers usually have up to around 25 days after the auction to pay the balance, and every purchase should be inspected on site and checked for an encumbrance certificate.