Government and Bank Auction Events: the Dataset
Thirteen public sites sell property the government or a bank no longer wants, each on its own calendar and format. The auction events dataset reads all of them into one table with a common shape, so a sale listed by the Marshals on Monday and a HUD home listed on Tuesday sit side by side with the same columns.
- Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites): 29,515 rows, 15,302 dated inside ninety days.
- 13 distinct site entries for Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites); scope the United States.
- Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites) newest valid record: Mon Oct 19; status "fresh" for auction-events, within its 7-day freshness window.
- Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites) is read at Foreclosure and government auctions on the site; auction-events is not sold as a file.
auction-events: the auction events figures as of Tue Oct 20; registry entry auction-events.
| Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites) | Registry value |
|---|---|
| Scope of the auction events | the United States |
| Keyed by | site |
| Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites) rows | 29,515 |
| Rows dated in 90 days | 15,302 |
| Geographies | 13 |
| Status of the auction events | fresh |
| Freshness window | 7 days |
| Newest the auction events record | Mon Oct 19 |
Registry facts for Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites).
What is in the auction events
Each event carries the source site, the property address and parcel where published, the sale type, the sale or bid-deadline date, the starting bid or list price where the seller gives one, and the link back to the source listing. Events are kept after the sale so results can be traced.
How the auction events is used
Buyers watch the dataset for upcoming deadlines in their counties and for assets that fit a price band. The bank-owned feed is the same dataset sold as a monthly file, and the auctions page shows the live calendar.
Freshness of the auction events
Every six hours auction-events is re-checked (Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites)); lists on auction-events are withdrawn once auction-events rows are older than 7 days. For Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites): Every source site is re-read daily; a site that stops publishing is flagged on the coverage page.
Use the auction events
The auctions page lists upcoming sales by state and county, and the bank-owned feed delivers every event as a monthly file.
auction-events is checked in the registry before sale.
Government and Bank Auction Events: the Dataset: questions
Which sellers are included?
HUD, Freddie Mac, VA, Treasury, IRS, the U.S. Marshals, USDA, Bid4Assets and the other sites named on the coverage page.
How current is foreclosure/reo auction events (13 sites) right now?
Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites): newest valid record Mon Oct 19; auction-events is "fresh" against a 7-day threshold for Foreclosure/REO auction events (13 sites).
More on the auction events
Government and Bank Auction Events: the Dataset (auction-events) is fed by registry entry auction-events and is not legal advice. Nothing in the auction events is tax or investment advice; verify every auction-events record with the issuing office before acting.