Village of Cedarhurst tax sale, 2026 season

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Cedarhurst publishes its sale mechanism in its own code. A provision of the village code, headed "Collection of village property taxes pursuant to Title 3 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law" and amended in 1994 by Local Law No. 7-1994, records the village's election under the 1993 state law: the collection of property taxes in Cedarhurst continues to be enforced under Title 3 of Article 14, the title under which a village treasurer advertises and sells tax liens.

That election is the verified fact on this page. The village administers its taxes through its Village Clerk-Treasurer, and no dated sale notice was found in the village sources read, so this page states the mechanism the village publishes and claims no sale date.

Dates and deadlines

The published mechanism	The village code records the village's election that collection of village property taxes continues to be enforced under Title 3 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law, the village tax lien sale title, as in effect on December 31, 1994 (village code provision amended by Local Law No. 7-1994).
Most recent verified sale	No dated sale notice was located. Verification on this page rests on the village's published election and the lien sale framework it adopts.
Next sale	Not announced in the sources read.
Format	Tax lien sale by the Village Clerk-Treasurer under Title 3 of Article 14, per the village code. Sale room and hour are set in the sale notice for each sale; none is published in the sources read.
Selling office	Village Clerk-Treasurer, Village of Cedarhurst (the office the village code charges with village tax collection).

Sources: Village of Cedarhurst code, collection of village property taxes under Title 3 of Article 14 (ecode360.com). New York State Tax Department, RPTL section 1104 local option list (tax.ny.gov). Confirm with the selling office before relying on any date on this page: sales move, terms change, and parcels are pulled up to sale day.

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How Village of Cedarhurst tax lien sales work

The village sells liens, not property. Under Title 3 of Article 14, the buyer takes the tax lien, the owner keeps the property and the right to redeem, and the Nassau County process does not sell the village's liens.
The election sits in the village code. Cedarhurst did not leave its mechanism to practice. When the state rewrote tax enforcement in 1993, the village passed a local law keeping its collection under the lien sale title, and the code still carries it.
The Clerk-Treasurer runs village tax collection. The village code administers village taxes through the Village Clerk-Treasurer's office, the office a buyer or an owner deals with on a village lien.

How registration works

Not published in the sources read. No dated village sale notice was located for the village to publish registration terms in; the notice for a given sale is the document that would carry them.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The village code publishes the mechanism and leaves sale by sale money terms to the notice for each sale, and no dated notice was located. The rows below say so:

Deposit or down payment	Not published in the sources read.
Buyer premium	Not published in the sources read.
Balance due	Not published in the sources read.
Deed type	Not published in the sources read.

Before you bid

The working fact in Cedarhurst is where the mechanism lives: in the village code, not in a current notice. A buyer watching for a Cedarhurst sale watches the village's legal notices for the Treasurer's advertisement of sale, because that notice, when it runs, is the first document with a date, a list and terms.

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