For Liquidators, Auctioneers & Asset Buyers
Closure and Asset Sale Data for Liquidators, Auction Buyers & FF&E Dealers
Two products, one Monday delivery. The Asset Sales Calendar is the court-verified two-week view: which bankruptcy sales are moving, which sites close next, where liquidation sales are running. The full weekly file adds every closure we verify that week, with the address-level detail a buyer needs to get there before the inventory and fixtures are gone.
Which one do you need?
Most auction buyers and liquidators start with the calendar. The weekly file is the same calendar plus the complete forward view.
For auction buyers and liquidators working the next two weeks.
- Court-verified bankruptcy sale processes: stage, next event, key dates, docket links.
- Closing Soon: dated closures in the next two weeks with address, facility type, jobs, and on-site assets.
- Liquidation Sales: stated liquidation and going-out-of-business sales from the last two weeks, with goods and disposition method.
- Fleet Assets: carriers surrendering operating authority (equipment coming to market).
- Six-tab Excel workbook, refreshed every Monday.
For buyers who plan further out or cover more than one sector.
- Everything in the calendar, plus every verified closure event of the week: retail, restaurant, industrial, logistics, healthcare.
- Every dated closure, not just the next two weeks: announced and effective dates with days-to-event.
- WARN job counts and court docket links where a filing exists.
- The predictive Watchlist: businesses showing distress before a closure is announced.
- Excel + CSV with a data dictionary; single-organization use.
Both are single-organization subscriptions. Cancel anytime. Teams that distribute the file internally, and agencies working for clients, are licensed separately: email [email protected].
What each closure record gives a buyer
Every closure event in the weekly file, and every Closing Soon row in the calendar, carries the fields below, source-linked and confidence-flagged.
- Who's closing
- Chain or business name, parent company, and sector.
- Where
- Street address, city, state, and metro for each location — the detail that turns a closure into a site visit.
- When
- Announced and effective closing dates, days to event, plus event status (confirmed, announced, pending).
- How many
- WARN-confirmed job and seat counts where a filing exists.
- Distress context
- Bankruptcy and court docket links where the closure ties to a filing.
- Liquidation status
- Whether a liquidation or going-out-of-business sale is stated, and the goods described — liquidation detail where available, roughly 1 in 7 retail records.
Addresses, source links, and every field above are in the subscriber files. Public pages on this site show chain, city, and counts only.
See distress before the news cycle
The weekly file also carries a predictive Watchlist — businesses showing early distress signals before a closure is announced. These are resolved, public examples; the current week's Watchlist is subscriber-only.
- On The Border — flagged May 25; 100+ addressed closures now in the file.
- Red Robin — flagged June 1; closure program made public July 16.
- Hardee's franchisee — flagged July 4; bankruptcy and closures followed within two weeks.
The Watchlist flags candidates; it isn't a guarantee. Each week's live Watchlist is part of the weekly file subscription and is never published here.
Get closures while the assets are still on site.
Court-verified sale dates, addressed closures, and liquidation sales every Monday. Calendar only for $30/month, or the full weekly file with the Watchlist for $99/month. Cancel anytime.
Want to see it first? Request this week's calendar sample or a free sample brief.