Auctions of City Real Estate

March 27 Auction of City-Owned Properties Raises Over $326K

The City of Springfield's first municipal real estate auction of 2012 was held on Tuesday, March 27, 2012 and raised about $326,205.36 from a property portfolio of 11 residences, 15 residential lots of land and 3 commercial lots. Download the spreadsheet for details of the sales and high bidders >>

Auction Files and Documents

AFFIDAVIT_-_Disclosure_of_Property_Owned
Affidavit_77B
Custodian_s_Notice_of_Sale
Design_Guidelines
LEAD_PAINT_AND_PROPERTY_TRANSFER
Memorandum_of_Sale
SpringfieldAuctionFlyer_032712
Terms_and_Conditions_of_Sale

November 30, 2011 Auction Raises Over $324K

City of Springfield raised $324,709.50 at the November 30, 2011 auction City-owned of commercial and residential properties. Auction results and bidders >>

July 19 Auction Raises $258K

The auction on July 19, 2011 raised about $258,563 for the City. Download full auction results >>

March 15 Auction Brings In Over $484K

Sales at the city auction of properties in tax-title possession held on March 15, 2011 totaled $484,588.63. Download the sales spreadsheet for full details >>

November 9 Auction Takes in $889,386

The City of Springfield, in conjunction with Daniel J. Flynn & Co. of Quincy,  auctioned off forty-seven (47) properties in tax-title possession on Tuesday, November 9, 2010, raising $889,536.57 for the City.

The forty-seven (47) city-owned property portfolio consisted of sixteen residential homes, residential and commercial lots and one commercial property.  Download a spreadsheet of the final sale prices for each parcel >>

June 8 Auction Raises Over $253K

The City raised about $253,890 at the latest auction of Tax Title properties.  Download an Excel spreadsheet showing sale prices for parcels sold at the June 8, 2010 auction.

January 19 City Auction Raises $648,600

Springfield's first 2010 auction of properties in Tax Title raised $648,600 while putting 31 parcels back on the tax rolls. Mayor Domenic J. Sarno has stated that “Getting these properties back on the tax rolls is a huge benefit to the City. More importantly, when these residences are rehabbed it has a tremendous impact on the abutting property owners’ quality of life and adds to the overall aesthetics of our City’s neighborhoods.” Auction Results >>