Crexi Auction is proud to present surplus properties sold at public auction pursuant to the Clark County Department of Aviation Surplus Land Sale Policy and procedures set forth in NRS 244.282.
Registration, bidding, and transactions supported by Crexi Auction through a secure and transparent digital platform. The listings primarily include land properties, offering prime potential for investors and developers seeking to expand in a high-growth market.
Highlights
Starting Bid Meets Reserve for all auctions
Located in Clark County, Nevada
Fair and competitive bidding process
Digital and Transparent Sales Process
Crexi Auction's public-sector platform streamlines the transaction process from start to finish. Crexi provides potential buyers with comprehensive registration requirements, access to due diligence materials, fair and equal bidding participation, results driven milestones, and closing support.
FAQ
What happens to the Bid Deposit after the auction?
What happens to the Bid Deposit after the auction?
How will the purchase document be signed?
How will the purchase document be signed?
When is the Earnest Money Deposit due, and how much is required?
When is the Earnest Money Deposit due, and how much is required?
When will the transaction close?
When will the transaction close?
Sold via Crexi Auction
The County is selling Property in its “as-is” condition and under the assumption that the Winning Bidder’s acquisition of the Property is based upon the bidder’s independent investigation. The County makes no representations or warranties regarding the Property’s physical condition or stability, the existence of hazardous materials on or under the surface of the Property, the Property’s suitability for the bidders’ purposes or for any other purpose, the Property’s value, current zoning district, master plan designation, or access, or matters affecting title, or applicable development codes.
For additional Auction Bidder FAQ & Resources, visit our Auction Help Center or see the Auctions Terms and Conditions.
