All 67 Florida counties
Florida foreclosure auctions by county
Every county's foreclosure sale calendar and court case search, in one list. 38 counties hold their sales online; the rest sell at the courthouse or through the clerk.
Auction calendars and case searches
- AlachuaAuction calendar Case search
- BakerAuction calendar Case search
- BayAuction calendar Case search
- BradfordSales (in person) Case search
- BrevardAuction calendar Case search
- BrowardNew filings Auction calendar Case search
- CalhounSales (in person) Case search
- CharlotteAuction calendar Case search
- CitrusAuction calendar Case search
- ClayAuction calendar Case search
- CollierSales (in person) Case search
- ColumbiaSales (in person) Case search
- DeSotoSales (in person) Case search
- DixieSales (in person) Case search
- DuvalAuction calendar Case search
- EscambiaAuction calendar Case search
- FlaglerAuction calendar Case search
- FranklinSales (in person) Case search
- GadsdenSales (in person) Case search
- GilchristAuction calendar Case search
- GladesSales (in person) Case search
- GulfSales (in person) Case search
- HamiltonSales (in person) Case search
- HardeeSales (in person) Case search
- HendrySales (in person) Case search
- HernandoSales (in person) Case search
- HighlandsSales (in person) Case search
- HillsboroughNew filings Auction calendar Case search
- HolmesSales (in person) Case search
- Indian RiverAuction calendar Case search
- JacksonAuction calendar Case search
- JeffersonSales (in person) Case search
- LafayetteSales (in person) Case search
- LakeSales (in person) Case search
- LeeAuction calendar Case search
- LeonAuction calendar Case search
- LevySales (in person) Case search
- LibertySales (in person) Case search
- MadisonSales (in person) Case search
- ManateeAuction calendar Case search
- MarionAuction calendar Case search
- MartinAuction calendar Case search
- Miami-DadeUpcoming sales Auction calendar Case search
- MonroeSales (in person) Case search
- NassauAuction calendar Case search
- OkaloosaAuction calendar Case search
- OkeechobeeAuction calendar Case search
- OrangeAuction calendar Case search
- OsceolaSales (in person) Case search
- Palm BeachUpcoming sales Auction calendar Case search
- PascoAuction calendar Case search
- PinellasAuction calendar Case search
- PolkAuction calendar Case search
- PutnamAuction calendar Case search
- Santa RosaAuction calendar Case search
- SarasotaAuction calendar Case search
- SeminoleAuction calendar Case search
- St. JohnsAuction calendar Case search
- St. LucieAuction calendar Case search
- SumterSales (in person) Case search
- SuwanneeFind the clerk
- TaylorSales (in person) Case search
- UnionSales (in person) Case search
- VolusiaAuction calendar Case search
- WakullaSales (in person) Case search
- WaltonAuction calendar Case search
- WashingtonAuction calendar Case search
New filings and upcoming sales
See the properties that just had a foreclosure case filed in Hillsborough and Broward, and the Miami-Dade and Palm Beach homes with a sale date set.
How Florida foreclosure sales work
- Court first. Florida forecloses through the courts. The lender files a case, and the property can only be sold after a judge enters a final judgment.
- The clerk runs the sale. The judgment sets a sale date, and the county clerk holds the auction, online or at the courthouse depending on the county.
- Dates change. Sales are often canceled or reset when the owner pays, files bankruptcy, or the parties agree. Check the calendar again the day before.
- Read the case. The court case shows the judgment amount and who was named. Other liens may survive the sale, so do your title research before you bid.
Links go to each county clerk's own site or its auction vendor, checked by hand. Tax deed sales are separate and not listed here. If a link is broken, the Florida county officials directory lists every clerk.