City of New Rochelle tax sale, 2026 season

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New Rochelle forecloses its own delinquent taxes, consistent with Westchester County's structure, under which the county conducts no delinquent tax sales and its cities and towns enforce locally. City Council documents in the city's ArchiveCenter record the city's own in rem tax foreclosure lists, including the list foreclosing taxes that became a lien on or before January 1, 2010 (resolutions adopted February 4, 2014) and the 2013 in rem list (March 13, 2018 agenda), with resolutions withdrawing individual parcels from the lists as owners cleared them.

The disposition side is documented once, clearly: solicitation RFP-NR-5310, published January 13, 2020 and closed January 29, 2020, sought an auctioneer to provide live auction services for real property the city acquired through the in rem process, mainly residential, at no cost to the city. What is not documented, in any official source read, is a sale itself: no auction date, notice or terms for 2020 through 2026. This page records the mechanism and the procurement, and marks every sale fact not published.

Dates and deadlines

Most recent verified sale	Not verified. The 2020 auctioneer procurement (RFP-NR-5310) documents live auction disposition of in rem acquired property; no specific auction date was found in official sources for 2020 to 2026
Next sale	Not announced
Format	Live auction of city acquired property (auctioneer procured by city RFP in January 2020)
Selling office	City of New Rochelle (the Finance Department administers the in rem process; the auctioneer procurement ran through the city's purchasing office). An exact current selling office title beyond this is not verified

Sources: City of New Rochelle, ArchiveCenter council documents and RFP-NR-5310, Real Property Live Auction Services (newrochelleny.com). 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 New York tax foreclosure works

Unpaid taxes become a lien on the property, and the city enforces that lien in court under Real Property Tax Law Article 11, the in rem foreclosure process.
The owner gets a redemption period, two years from the lien date by default, longer where a local law extends it for homes or farms. Paying everything owed during that window ends the case.
When the period expires, the court can award the property to the city. The former owner's right to redeem is over at that point; there is no post-sale redemption period on a New York tax deed.
The city then sells at public auction, which is the sale this page tracks. Deeds are usually quitclaim, bids can require governing body approval, and any surplus over the taxes and charges is handled under RPTL sections 1195 to 1197 for the former owner and lienholders.

How registration works

Not published. No sale notice exists in the sources read to carry registration terms, and the 2020 procurement sets none.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

No money terms for a New Rochelle in rem auction were found in an official source. The rows below say so; nothing is imported from the 2020 RFP, which sets no buyer terms, or from other Westchester municipalities, whose terms are their own:

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

New Rochelle is a watch page: the mechanism is real, the disposition method is documented, and the calendar is empty in the public record. Council resolutions withdrawing parcels from the in rem lists show owners exiting before judgment, which is the owner side habit the documents support. For buyers, there is nothing to calendar until the city notices a sale, and the city's ArchiveCenter is where its foreclosure lists and any auction authorization would appear.

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