Queens NYC Tax Lien Sale List
The NYC Department of Finance publishes the list of properties whose unpaid taxes and charges it sold in each lien sale. The newest sale in the Department's data is the June 2025 lien sale: 1,431 Queens properties had a lien sold. A lien sale is not a sale of the property. HeritageDeed updates the list every night; no newer lien sale is listed until the Department publishes one. Last updated Oct 26, 2026.
Queens liens sold at the June 2025 lien sale
Showing 10 of 1,431 rows
| Property | Owner of record | Status | Case | Check this property’s title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45-44 VERNON BOULEVARD, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000260002Block 26, lot 2; building class S5; tax class 2 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 5-43 48 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000301252Block 30, lot 1252; building class RG; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 5-15 49 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000311051Block 31, lot 1051; building class RP; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 5-15 49 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000311052Block 31, lot 1052; building class RP; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 5-25 BORDEN AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000341294Block 34, lot 1294; building class RG; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 5-25 BORDEN AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000341299Block 34, lot 1299; building class RG; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 5-25 BORDEN AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000341305Block 34, lot 1305; building class RG; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 10-46 JACKSON AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000401056Block 40, lot 1056; building class RP; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 10-32 47 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000460038Block 46, lot 38; building class G7; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title | |
| 10-30 47 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11101Parcel 4000460039Block 46, lot 39; building class F9; tax class 4 | not published | Lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale | Check this property’s title |
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Individual owners are shown as initials; business names as published. Where the list gives no street address, a row shows the parcel number and the published description. Rows are in sale date order. Properties drop off when the owner pays or redeems: confirm with the office running the sale.
What a sold lien means for the title
The buyer of a lien can foreclose if the debt is not resolved, and other liens and mortgages of record stay where they are. A HeritageDeed title report lists the deeds, the mortgages matched to their releases and the liens recorded against the property.
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Lien sale rules
- A lien sale is not a sale of the property: the City sells the unpaid taxes and charges to an authorized buyer, which may start a foreclosure if the debt is not resolved (NYC Department of Finance).
- The City sells liens only to a single authorized buyer, not to the general public (NYC Department of Finance).
- Owners get warning notices 90, 60, 30 and 10 days before the sale (NYC Department of Finance).
- After the sale the lienholder may add a 5 percent surcharge and interest compounded daily at 6, 9 or 16 percent a year depending on assessed value, plus costs. Foreclosure can begin one year after the sale, or earlier if payments lapse (NYC Department of Finance).
Nobody bids: the City sells the liens to one authorized buyer. The Department of Finance explains how owners can stay out of the next sale.
HeritageDeed does not run auctions, does not bid for anyone and does not sell leads. Each list is the office's own, refreshed nightly; the office decides who may bid and on what terms.
Questions about the Queens list
Where is the official Queens tax lien sale list?
The NYC Department of Finance publishes the official tax lien sale list (each lien sale cycle). HeritageDeed updates this page every night from the official county records.
How many Queens liens were sold?
1,431 Queens properties had a lien sold at the June 2025 lien sale, according to the Department of Finance's list.
Can I buy a New York City tax lien?
Nobody bids: the City sells the liens to one authorized buyer. The Department of Finance explains how owners can stay out of the next sale.
Why check the title before bidding?
A lien sale is a first step toward foreclosure, not a sale of the property. A title report lists the deeds, the mortgages matched to their releases and the liens of record, so you can see what else is recorded against the property.
About this list
- Published by
- NYC Department of Finance
- List
- Tax lien sale list
- Updated by the office
- Each lien sale cycle
- Updated by HeritageDeed
- Nightly, last on Oct 26, 2026
- Law
- NYC Department of Finance lien sale rules
Facts from official county records and statutes; not legal advice. The office running the sale decides every bid.