Greensboro High Point Winston Salem, NC, October 2, 2026 —

The City of Statesville has announced it will begin selling off surplus properties, with the sale scheduled to commence on October 5. The specifics regarding the types of properties to be sold, the total number of parcels, or the methods of sale were not immediately detailed in the announcement.

Surplus properties are typically assets owned by a municipality that are no longer needed for public use. These can include vacant lots, underutilized buildings, or other real estate holdings. The process of selling such properties often involves appraisals, public notices, and potentially auction or sealed bid processes to ensure fair market value is obtained.

Details concerning the exact locations of the properties, their current condition, or any reserve prices have not yet been made public. The City of Statesville has not yet released further information regarding how interested parties can participate in the sale or where a complete listing of available properties will be accessible. The commencement date of October 5 indicates the official start of the sales process.

The sale is a standard municipal procedure for managing public assets. Further announcements from the City of Statesville are expected to provide more comprehensive information for potential buyers and the general public as the October 5 date approaches.


Story summarized from the original created by Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau on greensboro.com, see more information here.

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