Village of Great Neck tax sale, 2026 season

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Great Neck's lien sale starts with the warrant coming back. The Board of Trustees minutes of March 10, 2026 record Village Clerk-Treasurer Abraham Cohan returning the warrant for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2026: $7,451,791 commanded, $7,356,867 collected, a 98.73 percent collection rate, and $94,924 in unpaid taxes. On that return, the Clerk-Treasurer proposed setting the tax lien sale for Friday, April 10, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., and suggested the village bid in the liens itself; the Board accepted the proposal. The village's official Legal Notices page lists the sale the same way: a Notice of Tax Lien Sale on Friday, April 10, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.

The village is on the New York State Tax Department's list of Nassau County villages that opted out of Real Property Tax Law Article 11, and its code elects to continue enforcement under Title 3 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law, with mailed notice to owners and lienholders at least three weeks before the sale. The Nassau County lien sale does not sell village taxes.

Dates and deadlines

Most recent verified sale	Friday, April 10, 2026, 10:00 a.m.: the village tax lien sale set in the Board of Trustees minutes of March 10, 2026, and listed on the village's Legal Notices page.
The warrant behind it	Clerk-Treasurer Abraham Cohan returned the fiscal 2026 warrant on March 10, 2026: $7,451,791 commanded, $7,356,867 collected (98.73 percent), $94,924 unpaid, per the Board minutes.
Next sale	Not announced in the sources read. No later sale date was located, and none is stated here.
Format	Tax lien sale set by the Board of Trustees; the village itself bids in liens, per the March 10, 2026 minutes. The venue is not published in the sources read.
Selling office	Village Clerk-Treasurer, Village of Great Neck (Abraham Cohan).

Sources: Village of Great Neck, Board of Trustees minutes, March 10, 2026 (greatneckvillage.novusagenda.com). Village of Great Neck, Legal Notices (greatneckvillage.org). 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 Great Neck tax lien sales work

The warrant return starts the sale. Great Neck's cycle runs through its Clerk-Treasurer: the warrant is returned with the unpaid balance stated, $94,924 on the fiscal 2026 return, and the Board sets the lien sale date on that return.
The village enforces under Article 14, Title 3. The village code elects to continue enforcement under Title 3 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law as in effect December 31, 1994, and adds mailed notice to owners and lienholders at least three weeks before the sale.
The village bids in its own sale. The Board accepted the Clerk-Treasurer's suggestion that the village bid in the liens. A parcel with no outside bid does not leave the process; the village takes the lien itself.

How registration works

Not published in the sources read. The Board minutes and the legal notice list the sale and its date and state no bidder registration requirement.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The village publishes one money rule outside the sale itself: a Board resolution of July 2, 2024 adds a $2 mailing penalty and a $100 publication fee on delinquent parcels. Purchaser payment, deposit and premium terms are not published in the sources read. The rows below keep that split:

Delinquent parcel charges	A $2 mailing penalty and a $100 publication fee on delinquent parcels, per the Board's July 2, 2024 resolution.
Deposit or down payment	Not published in the sources read.
Buyer premium	Not published in the sources read.
Deed type	Not applicable at the sale. The buyer takes a tax lien, not a deed.

Before you bid

The working documents in Great Neck are the Board minutes and the warrant figures inside them. The unpaid pool is small, $94,924 against $7.45 million commanded, and the village bids in its own liens, so a contested outside bid is the exception. Read the minutes for the sale the Board actually sets, and note the notice rule in the village's favor: owners and lienholders get mailed notice at least three weeks out.

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