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Foreclosure & Property Records in San Francisco

Browse all public property histories, including default notices, auction schedules, REO listings, tax records, and resolved filings.

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466 unique public property records in this search. Includes historical records. A property can appear in more than one category.

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Google Street View near 211 FILBERT STGoogle Maps
Tax auction reported unsold
Listed minimum bid$219,598
211 FILBERT ST

San Francisco

Property details in source notice

Latest activity Apr 24, 2022

Google Street View near 1245 SANSOME STGoogle Maps
Tax auction reported unsold
Listed minimum bid$137,875
1245 SANSOME ST

San Francisco

Property details in source notice

Latest activity Apr 24, 2022

Google Street View near 1010 DIVISADERO STGoogle Maps
Tax auction winning bid reported
Reported winning bid$167,300
1010 DIVISADERO ST

San Francisco

Property details in source notice

Latest activity Apr 24, 2022

Google Street View near 1210 STANYAN STGoogle Maps
Tax auction winning bid reported
Reported winning bid$700,800
1210 STANYAN ST

San Francisco

Property details in source notice

Latest activity Apr 24, 2022

Google Street View near 420 CASTENADA AVEGoogle Maps
Tax auction winning bid reported
Reported winning bid$1,001,700
420 CASTENADA AVE

San Francisco

Property details in source notice

Latest activity Apr 24, 2022

Google Street View near 153 PORTER STGoogle Maps
Tax auction reported unsold
Listed minimum bid$9,665
153 PORTER ST

San Francisco

Property details in source notice

Latest activity Apr 24, 2022

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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.

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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.