Village of Massapequa Park tax sale, 2026 season

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Massapequa Park sells its own village tax liens, and its Treasurer runs the sale in the open. The village's Notice of Sale of Tax Liens for Unpaid Village Taxes, issued under the Real Property Tax Law and a Board of Trustees resolution passed February 9, 2026, has Village Treasurer Christopher R. Briggs selling at public auction on Thursday, March 12, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in the Court Room of the Municipal Building, so much of each parcel as would discharge the taxes, fees, interest and charges due, the sale continuing day to day until completed. The notice carries the parcel list for the 2025/2026 unpaid taxes, taken from assessment rolls prepared as of February 1, 2026.

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 the same notice form documents its earlier sales, in March 2014, March 2016 and March 2023, all conducted by Treasurer Briggs on the same terms. This is a standing village sale, not a one-off.

Dates and deadlines

Most recent verified sale	Thursday, March 12, 2026, 10:00 a.m., Court Room of the Municipal Building, Massapequa Park: public auction of tax liens for unpaid village taxes, per the village's Notice of Sale of Tax Liens dated February 24, 2026.
Earlier documented sales	March 13, 2014; March 11, 2016; March 16, 2023, each conducted by Village Treasurer Christopher R. Briggs on the same notice form and terms.
Next sale	Not announced in the sources read. No later sale notice was located, and no later date is stated here.
Format	In person public auction of tax liens, continuing day to day until completed, per the notice.
Selling office	Village Treasurer, Incorporated Village of Massapequa Park (Christopher R. Briggs), Municipal Building, Massapequa Park.

Sources: Village of Massapequa Park, Notice of Sale of Tax Liens, 2026, published in the Massapequa Post public notices (massapequapost.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 Massapequa Park tax lien sales work

The village sells liens, not property. Massapequa Park's sale is a village tax lien sale under the Real Property Tax Law: the buyer takes the lien, the owner keeps the property and the right to redeem, and the Nassau County lien sale does not sell the village's liens.
The Treasurer conducts the sale. The Board of Trustees authorizes the sale by resolution and the Village Treasurer sells at public auction in the Municipal Building Court Room, parcel by parcel, so much of each parcel as discharges the amount due.
Payment follows the sale quickly. Each purchaser pays the amount of the bid to the Village Treasurer within ten days after the sale, per the notice. A buyer bids with the full amount ready, not with financing to arrange.

How registration works

Not published in the notice read. The village's published sale document is its Notice of Sale of Tax Liens, and it states the sale, the list and the payment rule, with no separate bidder registration requirement.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The village's notice publishes the payment rule and leaves the rest unpublished. The rows below carry them as the village publishes them:

Payment	Each purchaser pays the amount of the bid to the Village Treasurer within ten days after the sale, per the notice.
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 discipline in Massapequa Park is the ten-day payment rule. The bid is due to the Treasurer within ten days of the sale, so the money has to be ready before the auction starts. Read the notice's parcel list against the village's own figures: the amounts come from the assessment rolls prepared as of February 1, 2026, and interest and charges run to the sale.

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