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Harris County Tax Sale Auction List

The Harris County tax sales (Sheriff and Constables) publishes the properties set for tax sale in Harris County (Houston, Pasadena, Baytown). The official list shows 63 properties, the next sale on Nov 3, 2026. HeritageDeed updates it every night from official county records and shows it below with the rules for bidders. Last updated Oct 28, 2026.

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Properties on the official tax sale list

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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, upcoming sales first. The estimated minimum bid is as published and changes with interest and costs. Properties drop off when the owner pays or redeems: confirm with the office running the sale.

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The officer's deed passes the defendant's interest, subject to the right of redemption, restrictive covenants and liens under them recorded before January 1 of the year the tax lien arose and not extinguished by the judgment, and easements of record from before that date (Tex. Tax Code 34.01(n)). The sale extinguishes the tax liens included in the judgment (34.01(q)). The first question for any bidder is what is recorded against the property: unreleased mortgages, judgment liens, code enforcement and other government liens.

A HeritageDeed title report for the address lists the deeds, the mortgages matched to their releases and the liens of record. Use "Check the title before you bid" on a row to start one with the address filled in.

More on how records work here: Harris County title search.

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Bidding and redemption rules

Sales are held by the Sheriff and the Constables of each precinct on the first Tuesday of the month. Properties are sold as is, where is, without warranty, and the published sale terms urge bidders to commission their own title search before bidding.

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 Harris County list

Where is the official Harris County tax sale list?

The Harris County tax sales (Sheriff and Constables) publishes the official tax sale list (properties with a judgment of foreclosure) (updated as sales are set (monthly sales, first tuesday)). HeritageDeed updates this page every night from the official county records.

How many properties are on the Harris County list?

63 properties, the next sale on Nov 3, 2026, as of Oct 28, 2026. Properties drop off when the owner pays or redeems.

How do I bid at a Harris County tax sale?

Sales are held by the Sheriff and the Constables of each precinct on the first Tuesday of the month. Properties are sold as is, where is, without warranty, and the published sale terms urge bidders to commission their own title search before bidding.

Can the owner still stop the sale or redeem?

A residence homestead or land designated for agricultural use may be redeemed on or before the second anniversary of the date the buyer's deed is filed for record, by paying the bid, the recording fee, taxes and costs the buyer paid, plus a 25 percent premium in the first year or 50 percent in the second; other property within 180 days, with a premium of at most 25 percent (Tex. Tax Code 34.21(a), (e)).

Why check the title before bidding?

The officer's deed passes the defendant's interest, subject to the right of redemption, restrictive covenants and liens under them recorded before January 1 of the year the tax lien arose and not extinguished by the judgment, and easements of record from before that date (Tex. Tax Code 34.01(n)). The sale extinguishes the tax liens included in the judgment (34.01(q)). A title report lists the deeds, the mortgages matched to their releases and the liens of record, so you can see what is recorded against the property before you bid.

About this list

Published by
Harris County tax sales (Sheriff and Constables)
List
Tax sale list (properties with a judgment of foreclosure)
Updated by the office
Updated as sales are set (monthly sales, first Tuesday)
Updated by HeritageDeed
Nightly, last on Oct 28, 2026
Law
Tex. Tax Code 34.01, 34.21
Estimated minimum bids listed
totalling $1,156,311

All tax sale lists

Facts from official county records and statutes; not legal advice. The office running the sale decides every bid.