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City of Long Beach tax sale, 2026 season

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Long Beach enforces its own city taxes, and the framework is the city's own. The city is on the New York State Tax Department's list of cities that opted out of Real Property Tax Law Article 11. Its charter provides for foreclosure of city tax liens (sections 117 and 118) and requires a tax sale purchaser to pay the balance of the purchase price within 30 days after the sale (section 115). The city's Tax Receiver bills and collects city taxes, and the Nassau County Treasurer collects only the county portion of the general tax for the city, so the city portion has no county enforcer.

What no official source documents is a modern sale. A city tax deed was recorded in November 2004, and council minutes of June 17, 2025 mention a property received in lieu of tax forfeiture, but no modern sale announcement, foreclosure petition or disposition record was found, and this page does not present one: it records the charter mechanism, which is published law, and marks the modern sale record not published.

Dates and deadlines

Verified structureThe City of Long Beach is listed by the New York State Tax Department among the cities that opted out of RPTL Article 11. The city charter provides for foreclosure of city tax liens (sections 117 and 118) and sets a tax sale purchaser's balance deadline at 30 days after the sale (section 115).
Most recent verified saleNone in the modern record. A city tax deed was recorded in November 2004; no modern sale announcement or disposition was found on an official source.
Next saleNot announced on any official source read.
FormatCharter tax sale and lien foreclosure under the city charter. No modern sale format is published.
Selling officeNot documented for a sale. The city Tax Receiver is the collecting office for city taxes; no selling office for a city sale is documented in the sources read.

Sources: New York State Tax Department, RPTL section 1104 local option list (tax.ny.gov). Nassau County Treasurer, delinquent tax collection for Long Beach (nassaucountyny.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 City of Long Beach tax enforcement is structured

  • The city opted out of Article 11. Long Beach is on the state Tax Department's section 1104 list of opt-out cities, with its own charter enforcement machinery instead of the county process.
  • The charter carries the mechanism. Charter sections 117 and 118 provide for foreclosure of city tax liens, and section 115 requires a tax sale purchaser to pay the balance within 30 days after the sale. That is published law; it is not a dated sale.
  • No modern sale is documented. The most recent sale side documents found are a tax deed recorded in November 2004 and a 2025 council reference to a property received in lieu of tax forfeiture. No modern city sale announcement was found, and this page marks the modern record not published.

How registration works

Not published. No modern city sale documents exist in the record found for the city to publish registration terms in.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The city charter sets one sale term in published law: a purchaser pays the balance of the purchase price within 30 days after the sale (charter section 115). No deposit, premium or deed term for a modern city sale was found in an official source. The rows below say so:

Balance dueWithin 30 days after the sale, per city charter section 115 (the charter's standing rule; no modern sale document was found).
Deposit or down paymentNot published in the sources read.
Buyer premiumNot published in the sources read.
Deed typeNot published in the sources read for a modern sale. A city tax deed was recorded in November 2004.

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The trap in Long Beach is the split bill. The county collects its portion of the general tax and the city collects its own, so a parcel can move through the county's process while its city taxes sit with the city under a charter mechanism with no published modern calendar. Work the city layer with the city Tax Receiver, and do not read the county's sale dates as the city's.

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