Public records. Local perspective.

the Bay Area foreclosure auction results

Research recorded trustee deeds and sale amounts after foreclosure auctions. A recorded sale amount is separate from the debt amount or a resale asking price.

Source snapshot through Oct 5, 2026. Current sale status is unverified. Understand the data

Auction results — sale deeds recorded

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Google Street View near 1155 Market StreetGoogle Maps
Sale deed recorded
Recorded sale amount$4,000,000
1155 Market Street

San Francisco · South of Market

Commercial / other

Latest activity Jan 29, 2026

Google Street View near 401 CRESCENT COURT, #205Google Maps
Sale deed recorded
Recorded debt amount$629,764
401 CRESCENT COURT, #205

San Francisco

Unknown

Latest activity Jan 29, 2026

Google Street View near 930 Monterey BlvdGoogle Maps
Sale deed recorded
Recorded sale amount$2,050,000
930 Monterey Blvd

San Francisco · Westwood Highlands

Single-family | 1,755 sqft

Latest activity Jan 20, 2026

Google Street View near 1930 AND 1932 BALBOA STREETGoogle Maps
Sale deed recorded
Recorded sale amount$1,542,000
1930 AND 1932 BALBOA STREET

San Francisco · Central Richmond

Multi-family | 4,124 sqft | 2 units

Latest activity Jan 13, 2026

Google Street View near 160 Wawona StreetGoogle Maps
Sale deed recorded
Recorded sale amount$13,088
160 Wawona Street

San Francisco · West Portal

Single-family | 3,198 sqft

Latest activity Jan 5, 2026

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Follow the record, not the label.

A recorded default or sale notice is one event in a property’s history. Open a record to see document dates, trustee references, and the available building permits. Verify the current status before pursuing a property.

Research the auction first.

Trustee foreclosure sales and tax sales follow different processes. Use the original notice and the responsible trustee or Tax Collector to confirm the sale date, terms, and property being offered.