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Foreclosure & Property Records in Contra Costa County
Browse public property histories in Contra Costa County, including foreclosure notices, tax records, and archived filings. Coverage is partial; confirm current sale status with the responsible trustee or agency.
375 unique public property records in this search. Includes historical records. A property can appear in more than one category.
Recorder index collected; parcel and address evidence still needs enrichment. Requested index window: July 8–October 5, 2026. Available entries extend through October 5. Unlocated entries are excluded from property listings. Repeated publications are combined on one property page. A notice is not confirmation of a current auction.
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EL SOBRANTE
Single Family | 1,999 sqft
Latest activity Oct 19, 2026
RICHMOND
Single Family | 584 sqft
Latest activity Oct 19, 2026
RICHMOND
Single Family Home
Latest activity Oct 19, 2026
OAKLEY
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 16, 2026
ANTIOCH
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 16, 2026
SAN PABLO
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 16, 2026
CONCORD
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 15, 2026
RICHMOND
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 15, 2026
BRENTWOOD
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 14, 2026
ANTIOCH
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 14, 2026
CONCORD
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 14, 2026
WALNUT CREEK
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 14, 2026
MARTINEZ
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 14, 2026
BRENTWOOD
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 11, 2026
BRENTWOOD
Property details in source notice
Latest activity Oct 11, 2026
BRENTWOOD
Property details in source notice
BRENTWOOD
Property details in source notice
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.