Question 1

What is Auction Map?

Accepted Answer

Auction Map is a free platform that helps you discover government and bank property auctions across India on an interactive map. You can browse e-auction properties, filter by location, price, and property type, and get direct links to official auction portals to participate.

Question 2

How can I find property auctions near me in India?

Accepted Answer

Auction Map uses your location to show nearby property auctions on an interactive map. You can browse government land auctions, bank foreclosures, and e-auction properties. Filter by property type (residential, commercial), price range, and area to find suitable properties.

Question 3

What types of properties are available in government auctions?

Accepted Answer

Government auctions in India include residential plots, commercial properties, institutional land, farm houses, and industrial plots. These are conducted by development authorities like JDA, UIT, and state housing boards. Bank auctions include NPA (Non-Performing Asset) properties under SARFAESI Act.

Question 4

How do I participate in government property auctions in India?

Accepted Answer

To participate in government e-auctions: 1) Register on the official state portal (like Rajasthan SSO), 2) Find a property on Auction Map, 3) Deposit EMD (Earnest Money Deposit) before the deadline, 4) Place your bid during the auction window. Auction Map provides direct links to official portals.

Question 5

Are auction properties on Auction Map verified?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all listings on Auction Map are sourced directly from official government portals and updated daily. We aggregate data from state e-auction platforms to ensure accurate and current information about available properties, prices, and auction dates.

Question 6

Which states are covered on Auction Map?

Accepted Answer

Auction Map currently covers property auctions in Rajasthan, with data from JDA (Jaipur), UIT (Bhilwara, Ajmer), and other development authorities. We are actively expanding to cover more states across India including Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Karnataka.