Plauer Straße 52, 19386 Lübz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Court notices and appraisals are published in German by the local court. Original wording is shown unchanged.
Appraised value
€4,500
Auction date
30 September 2026
09:00
€4,500
Minimum bid: below €2,250 (50% of the appraised value, five tenths in the wording of the statute) the court cannot award the property. Below €3,150 (70%, seven tenths) a party to the proceedings, a bank for instance, can block it.
Auction date
30 September 2026 · 09:00
Local court
Auction venue
Moltkeplatz 2, 19370 Parchim
Room: see the official auction notice
Case number
14 K 12-25
Next steps
Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Wednesday, 30 September 2026
approx. November 2026
The court sets the deadline, roughly 6 weeks after the award
The data comes from zvg.com, a private provider.
Closing costs
Bid amount
State
Total investment
€3,204
€3,000 purchase price + €204 closing costs
10% of the appraised market value (§ 68 ZVG). You lodge it before the auction date. On award it counts towards your bid, otherwise you get it back. That is why it sits outside the total above.
No estate agent, no notarised purchase contract. Saving against a normal purchase approx. €152 (~5.1%)
Estimates. They create no legal claim.
Property type
Ehem. Wohnhaus (stark ruinöser Zustand)
Town
19386 Lübz
The court’s wording
14 K 12-25: Ehem. Wohnhaus (stark ruinöser Zustand) in Lübz
English translation
14 K 12-25: Former residential building (severely dilapidated condition) in Lübz
Wording of the local court, taken from the official auction notice.
No valuation report exists for this property. Condition, defects, land register and valuation therefore cannot be analysed.
Only the official auction notice and the auction date at the local court are authoritative.
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