Where can I see the house auction?

House auction can be seen from these four aspects, as follows:

1, you can check whether there is a government auction house in the near future through the internet;

2. You can log on to the people's court litigation assets network. After entering official website, there will be an auction project. When entering the auction project, you can choose the type and name of the house according to the requirements. After selecting, you can see the information of the house you need to auction.

3. You can view it in the browser, choose your favorite house, and click to view the details of the auction house;

Besides searching online, many local people will also search the latest newspaper information, and they can buy the latest newspaper. The newspaper will also have detailed information about government auction houses.

The auction of the house by the court is as follows:

1, delinquent loan. When the loan can't be repaid in full as scheduled, the bank can bring a civil lawsuit to the court to realize the auction;

2. Judicial confiscation. In criminal cases, there is a judgment to confiscate all personal property of the criminal suspect. If the property involves a house, it can be auctioned and the realized money will go to the state treasury.

3. ownerless property. Unclaimed property can be auctioned.

Legal basis:

Article 254 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

After the property is sealed up or detained, the executor shall order the person subjected to execution to perform the obligations specified in the legal documents within a specified time limit. If the person subjected to execution fails to perform within the time limit, the people's court shall auction the sealed-up or distrained property; If it is not suitable for auction or both parties agree not to auction, the people's court may entrust the relevant units to auction or auction on their own. Articles prohibited by the state from trading freely shall be handed over to the relevant units for purchase at the price stipulated by the state.