The General Treasury of Social Security (TGSS) is the body responsible for collecting contributions from companies and self-employed individuals in Spain. When sustained defaults occur, the TGSS activates seizures and liquidates debtors' assets through the BOE Auction Portal.
Due to the debtor profile (companies and professionals), this market is the natural territory for wealth investors, expanding entrepreneurs, and funds seeking commercial assets with high rental yields (corporate yields).
What is seized in TGSS auctions?
The Social Security catalog is strongly focused on the country's productive and commercial fabric, offering:
- Industrial and logistics warehouses: Located in strategic industrial parks, ideal for generating recurring income through B2B leasing.
- Commercial premises and offices: Urban spaces for retail from business closures.
- Heavy and agricultural machinery: Tractors, cranes, and high-value equipment for the primary and industrial sectors.
- Garage spaces by lots: Complete parking lots seized from bankrupt developers.
The legal trap: Preferential charges and prior mortgages
Unlike the residential market, acquiring commercial assets from Social Security presents a very specific legal risk: the subsistence of prior mortgages. The TGSS only collects its own debt; if the warehouse or premises had a prior bank mortgage, the adjudicator (you) assumes that debt in full. Buying without reviewing the file can mean inheriting millions in liabilities that completely destroy your business investment.
Invest safely in commercial assets with subastAI
To operate successfully in TGSS auctions, due diligence (legal audit) must be impeccable. In our listings, you'll find commercial assets segmented by profitability. Additionally, subastAI's Artificial Intelligence engine analyzes the simple note and charge certification of the administrative file to break down exactly how much you owe banks and how much to local administrations. This way, you can calculate your maximum bid budget with total legal security.