Judicial, notarial and tax-agency auctions from Spain's official portal subastas.boe.es, consolidated with legal thresholds already computed. For real-estate investors, PropTech and AI agents.
Start free on RapidAPI Connect to Claude / CursorGET /auctions/SUB-JA-2026-260225
{
"general": {
"auctionType": "JUDICIAL EN VÍA DE APREMIO",
"endDate": "2026-06-25T18:00:00+02:00",
"appraisalValue": 267000,
"reference70": 186900,
"reference50": 133500,
"deposit": 13350,
"applicableThreshold": {
"value": 186900,
"basis": "reference70",
"note": "Primary residence: 70% (art. 671 LEC)"
}
},
"authority": { "name": "Sección Civil TI Granollers…" },
"lots": [ { "assets": [ { "locality": "GRANOLLERS", … } ] } ],
"bids": { "totalBids": 0, "requiresDeposit": true }
}
Spain's BOE publishes every auction split across four separate tabs, with no official API. This API does the consolidation and adds the analysis layer investors actually need.
50% and 70% reference values computed, and for judicial auctions, which one applies under art. 671 LEC (primary residence yes/no, as published by the BOE itself).
In multi-lot auctions each lot carries its own value, deposit and thresholds — exactly as the BOE structures them.
Spanish ID numbers and IBANs are redacted automatically before every response.
In-memory cache with short TTL: typical cached responses under 100 ms, and one single request to the BOE per search regardless of how many clients ask.
The source code is public on GitHub (non-commercial license): you can see exactly what is extracted and how.
Source: the public portal of Spain's Official State Gazette. Orientative — always verify with a registry extract before bidding.
The backend ships an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server: Claude, Cursor or any compatible agent can search auctions, fetch consolidated detail and compute thresholds directly from context — literally ask "find flats in Barcelona ending this week".
// claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"subastas-boe": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/path/to/subastas-boe-api/src/mcp/server.js"]
}
}
}
Available tools: search_auctions · get_auction_detail · calculate_auction_metrics · list_provinces
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| Plan | Price | Requests/month | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100 | Testing the API and integrations |
| Starter | $9.90/mo | 500 | Individual investor, single-province alerts |
| Pro | $29.90/mo | 2,000 | Active multi-province monitoring |
| Business | $89/mo | 10,000 | PropTech, law firms, dashboards |
No lock-in. Hard monthly quotas: when you run out, requests pause — never surprise overage charges.
The official portal has no API. This API extracts and consolidates each auction (general data, authority, per-lot assets and bids) into one JSON object, via REST or from an AI agent via MCP.
With no bidders, art. 671 of the Spanish Civil Procedure Act sets it based on whether the asset is the debtor's primary residence: 70% if it is, 50% otherwise. The API flags the applicable one. Orientative, not legal advice.
Fetched on demand and cached 2-4 hours. Auctions run for weeks — plenty fresh for monitoring and alerts.
Yes: it ships an MCP server with search, consolidated detail and threshold tools, compatible with Claude Desktop, Cursor and any MCP client.