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Bank-owned real estate auctions set for Atlanta, Montgomery, Orlando

ATLANTA, Sept. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 120 bank-owned properties in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina will sell in a series of John Dixon auctions set for Oct. 22, 23 and 25. All three events will include land as well as commercial and residential properties.

In the Atlanta event, which begins at 11 a.m. at Holiday Inn Atlanta-Perimeter/Dunwoody, bidders will compete for approximately 48 properties, including a group of three office buildings on John Roberts Drive in Morrow, Ga. "These buildings total 13,962 square feet, were built in 1997 and are situated on 1.35 acres with ample parking," said Dixon.

The Atlanta sale will include a number of commercial properties, including a shopping center in Stone Mountain, a former day care in Griffin, and even a couple of poultry farms in Catoosa County, he said.

The properties selling Wednesday, Oct. 23 in Alabama include dozens of residential lots, commercial land, a warehouse in Argo, and an office building in Andalusia. The Wednesday auction will begin at 11 a.m. at Hilton Garden Inn East, Montgomery.

On Friday, Oct. 25, bidders will gather at 11 a.m. at the Orlando Airport Marriott to compete for approximately 28 Florida properties. A former 60-acre palm tree farm in Homestead, an office building in Daytona Beach, a former veterinary clinic in Ocala, and 10.72 acres just off Interstate 75 in Tampa are included in the auction.

"There are quite a few opportunities for investors on all three days. We have some nice office buildings, and a lot of residential and commercial land. I expect to see strong interest in that commercial land in Tampa. It is located next to a large Liberty Mutual Insurance office complex and has major hotel brands and restaurants in the same development," said Dixon.

Online bidding will be available for all three days of auctions, according to Dixon. "Bidders can listen to an audio feed, interact with a member of the auction team and enter bids just as if they were in the room," said Dixon.

Individuals interested in additional information may visit www.johndixon.com or call 800-479-1763.

John Dixon & Associates, based in Atlanta, with offices in Tallahassee and Chattanooga, is one of the nation's leading auction companies specializing in residential and commercial property, bank-owned properties and other real estate types.

For more information:
Carl Carter, 205-823-3273

SOURCE John Dixon & Associates