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Bank auctions in Mumbai

16 properties open for registration now in Mumbai, from 12 lenders selling to recover loans.

From bankeauctions.com’s public auction list, last read 28 Oct 2026, and the AuctionTiger sites of HDFC, Axis, ICICI and IDFC First Bank. A missing listing does not mean no sale exists. Lenders often change dates and reserves; check the latest sale notice before you act.

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Filters

City
All MaharashtraThane61Palghar39Pune38Raigad27Mumbai18Nashik13
Property type
AnyResidential13Commercial3Industrial2
Participation
AnyRegistration closes this week4Registration closes next week4Registration closes later8Registration closed2
How it’s sold
AnySARFAESI e-auction13Debt Recovery Tribunal sale5
Price
AnyUnder ₹50L3₹50L – 1 Cr5₹1 – 2 Cr3₹2 Cr+7
Possession
AnyPhysical possession3Not stated15
History
AnyFirst listing12Relisted at a lower reserve4Relisted, same or higher reserve2
Lender
AnyPNB Housing Finance3Asset Reconstruction Company India2Hinduja Housing Finance2Omkara Assets Reconstruction2Bank of Baroda1CFM Asset Reconstruction1Deutsche Bank1ICICI Bank1Other lenders (search by name)5

18 listings · 16 open for registration

Participation open

Registration and the EMD are still open. Each card names its deadline.

Status pending

The auction’s scheduled end has passed (late bids may extend it on the day). Banks don’t publish results, so the outcome isn’t known. If a bid was accepted, the buyer usually has 15 days to pay the balance, counted from the bank’s confirmation in a SARFAESI sale or from the auction in a DRT sale; the sale notice can set an earlier date, so confirm it with the officer running the sale.