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11:30 a.m.
In 2 days
House in Zapote
Juzgado de Cobro de Grecia
$32,279
₡14,717,664
2nd round $24,209 · 3rd round $8,070
Court auctions
Court auctions in Zarcero, Alajuela
1 property is up for court auction in Zarcero, Alajuela. That is 1 house. The base price is $32,279 (₡14,647,076). The next auction is on Thursday 12 November 2026 at 11:30 a.m. These are foreclosure auctions ordered by a Costa Rican court, with the court, base price and date of each round taken from the Boletín Judicial.
1live auctions
1in the next 7 days
$32,279lowest base price
Updated each day from the Boletín Judicial.
Illustration of Zarcero, Alajuela
This is a public court notice. It is not an agency listing, and we are not the seller. To take part, you bid at the court on the auction date. Get legal advice before you bid.
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How court auctions work: the three rounds, the deposit, deadlines and risks
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How to take part
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Check the property
We email you the finca and plano numbers. You or your lawyer can check the owner, any liens and the plano at the Registro Nacional. Notices can contain mistakes.
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Get legal advice
A Costa Rican lawyer can read the case file, confirm the auction is valid and explain what you must deposit to bid.
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Bid at the court
Go to the court on the date and time shown. If nobody bids, the next round follows at a lower base price.
The second round starts at 75% of the first base and the third at 25%. Read the full guide.
Frequently asked questions
What are the three rounds?
The first starts at the full base. If nobody bids, the second follows after at least five days at 75% of the base. If nobody bids again, the third follows after at least five days at 25% of the base, with the full offer deposited. If nobody bids in the third round, the creditor is awarded the property for 25% of the base (CPC art. 161).
How much do I have to deposit to bid?
In the first and second rounds, 50% of the base price, paid in cash by bank deposit to the court's order, by a certified cheque from a Costa Rican bank or by an authorised electronic method. In the third round the bidder must deposit the whole offer (CPC arts. 159 and 161).
Where can I see the official notice?
Tell us where to send it. We email you the auction summary and the link to the official notice in the Boletín Judicial right away.
Is this an agency listing?
It is a public court notice from the Boletín Judicial, not an agency listing.