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Illinois DOT Excess Property Sales auction listings

GovAuctionAlerts indexes public records from Illinois DOT Excess Property Sales, operated by Illinois Department of Transportation. Use this page for discovery, then confirm the live description, amendments, eligibility, fees, and bidding deadline on the official source.

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IDOT excess parcel 0ZZ1273 · SWQ of I-90/94 & Winchester Avenue, Vacant lot located in the vicinity of Winchester Avenue & Avondale Avenue, Chicago

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0.028 acres of excess state transportation property at SWQ of I-90/94 & Winchester Avenue, Vacant lot located in the vicinity of Winchester Avenue & Avondale Avenue, Chicago offered at public auction by the Illinois Department of Transportation in Cook County (District 1). Minimum acceptable price $61,000. Public auction November 2, 2026 at 9:00 AM Central at Illinois, Department of…

more about IDOT excess parcel 0ZZ1273 · SWQ of I-90/94 & Winchester Avenue, Vacant lot located in the vicinity of Winchester Avenue & Avondale Avenue, Chicago...

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What Illinois DOT Excess Property Sales sells

Illinois DOT Excess Property Sales is run by a state agency, so the sale follows that state's statutes and the agency's published terms. The office responsible is Illinois Department of Transportation. Its listings are mostly real estate in Illinois.

We read the seller's public data service (an API or open-data feed) directly, check it on a regular schedule, add new listings as they appear and mark listings closed once the seller stops offering them or the sale date passes.. Each listing on GovAuctionAlerts links back to the official record, where you register, bid and pay under the seller's own rules.

How these sales work

Surplus public land

An agency is disposing of land it no longer needs: excess right-of-way, school or state trust parcels, or surplus sites offered by sealed bid or auction.

  • Minimums are usually an appraised value, and bids are often sealed with a public opening.
  • Parcels can be odd-shaped remnants with access, zoning or easement quirks; the bid package explains them.
  • Deposits, closing deadlines and reservation of mineral or access rights are set in the offering.

How to buy government surplus land and lots →

General information, not legal advice. The official sale notice controls.