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Foreclosure & Property Records in the Bay Area
Browse public property histories in the Bay Area, including foreclosure notices, tax records, and archived filings. Coverage is partial; confirm current sale status with the responsible trustee or agency.
1,812 unique public property records in this search. Includes historical records. A property can appear in more than one category.
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OAKLAND
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Mar 23, 2026
OAKLAND
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Mar 23, 2026
OAKLAND
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Mar 23, 2026
St. Helena
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Mar 19, 2026
San Francisco · Nob Hill
Condominium | 732 sqft
Latest activity Mar 19, 2026
American Canyon
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Mar 19, 2026
San Francisco · Van Ness/ Civic Center
Condominium | 821 sqft
Latest activity Mar 19, 2026
San Francisco · South of Market
Multi-family | 46,928 sqft | 52 units
Latest activity Mar 18, 2026
San Francisco · Nob Hill
Multi-family
Latest activity Mar 17, 2026
San Francisco · Van Ness/ Civic Center
Commercial / other
Latest activity Mar 17, 2026
San Francisco · Bayview
Single-family | 1,655 sqft
Latest activity Mar 17, 2026
San Francisco · Union Square
Condominium | 1,385 sqft
Latest activity Mar 16, 2026
San Francisco · Sunnyside
Single-family | 1,901 sqft
Latest activity Mar 16, 2026
San Francisco · Outer Richmond
Single-family | 1,593 sqft
Latest activity Mar 13, 2026
San Francisco · Outer Richmond
Single-family | 1,620 sqft
Latest activity Mar 13, 2026
San Francisco · South of Market
Condominium | 1,201 sqft
Latest activity Mar 12, 2026
San Francisco · Bayview
Single-family | 700 sqft
Latest activity Mar 12, 2026
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.