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27 auctions closing soon at the Court of Monza – page 2

Auctions at the Court of Monza whose deadline for offers falls within the next 15 days.

27auctions in progress

€59,500lowest starting price

Sesto San Giovanni · Viale Fratelli Casiraghi 205

Office for auction on Viale Fratelli Casiraghi 205, Sesto San Giovanni, 170 m²

Office · 170 m²

Starting price€104,344

Previous starting price: ~~€139,125~~ Cut by 25% (auction of 16 July 2026)

€614/m²

Mortgage ≈ €422 a month (Indicative payment: a mortgage of 80% of the starting price over 25 years at the ECB average rate. Not a credit offer.)

Minimum offer€78,258−73% below the area value

OMI zone values€1,700 – €2,300 per m²

◇ OccupiedRound 1

Offers by: 17 November 2026

Sesto San Giovanni · Viale Casiraghi 205

Office at auction in Viale Casiraghi 205, Sesto San Giovanni, 195 m²

Office · 195 m²

Starting price€115,369

Previous starting price: ~~€153,825~~ Cut by 25% (auction of 16 July 2026)

€592/m²

Mortgage ≈ €467 a month (Indicative payment: a mortgage of 80% of the starting price over 25 years at the ECB average rate. Not a credit offer.)

Minimum offer€86,527−74% below the area value

OMI zone values€1,700 – €2,300 per m²

◇ Let (tenant in place)Round 1

Offers by: 17 November 2026

Besana in Brianza · Via Vignareto 16

1/6 share of an apartment with garage and cellar at auction in Via Vignareto 16, Besana in Brianza, 142 m²

Apartment · 142 m²

Starting price€24,750

€174/m²

Mortgage ≈ €100 a month (Indicative payment: a mortgage of 80% of the starting price over 25 years at the ECB average rate. Not a credit offer.)

Minimum offer€24,750

OMI zone values€1,150 – €1,500 per m²

◇ Occupied by the debtor1/6 share of full ownershipRound 1

Offers by: 18 November 2026

How to read these listings

The comparison with the area is a first reference, not a guarantee of a good deal. The condition of the property, works, the occupancy title and the timing of the sale can change the picture. The value per square metre alone does not tell you what you are buying.

For court auctions always read the notice and the appraisal. For notarial sales or sales by public bodies, the instructions of each procedure apply. A missing detail is something to check, not an implicit confirmation.