We aggregate every auction in the country, estimate the return per lot, and flag the opportunities. You bid with the numbers in front of you.
csjnWe don't just list lots: we cross-check them against market prices and flag the risks that sink an auction.
CSJN, SCBA, and esubasta (Córdoba, Entre Ríos, San Juan, and more) in a single search. Nobody else brings them together.
Turnkey entry cost, ARV by neighborhood (real range), and flip/rental return. With a risk reserve — not optimistic.
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Occupancy, title, debts, and expenses that transfer with the property. What you can't see before bidding.
Title, court, auctioneer, edict, and auction order. Straight from the public source.
Download the full analysis of any lot to share with your partner, notary, or investor.
Province, neighborhood, type, occupancy, ROI threshold. The filters that matter at an auction.
Every lot comes with estimated return, ARV by neighborhood, and flags for occupancy, title, and debts.
You go to the judicial portal with the numbers and risks clear. No surprises after the hammer falls.
An apartment at auction with a base value well below the neighborhood market. The platform calculates what it really costs to get in and what it's worth afterward.
No lock-in. The annual plan gives you two months free.
From the official judicial auction portals: the Supreme Court (CSJN), the Supreme Court of Buenos Aires (SCBA), and the esubasta platform (Córdoba, Entre Ríos, San Juan, and other provinces). These are public records; we bring them together and analyze them.
No. Subastly is an information and analysis tool. We don't broker or intermediate: bidding and the auction itself happen on the official judicial portal. ROI figures are estimates for informational purposes, not financial advice.
We cross the auction price with the neighborhood market value (USD/m² from sources like Reporte Inmobiliario and Zonaprop), subtract entry costs and a conservative risk reserve, and show a range — never an inflated number.
To use the platform, no. To take part in an auction you need a CUIT/CDI and must follow the judicial portal's process. The interface is available in Spanish, English, and Russian.
Every auction in the country, with ROI and risks already calculated, in one place.