Know what Florida auction properties really sell for.
Auction comps, county market reports and sale-by-sale results from 78,907+ foreclosure and tax deed auctions across 35 Florida counties and Dallas, TX.
- Comps
Auction sold price vs. judgment, by ZIP - Market reports
Win share, ratios, cancellations per county - Results history
Every sale, winner and price since 2010*
*Pinellas from 2010; Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough from 2024; most others from 2026.
Auction comps
What did similar properties in the same ZIP actually sell for at auction, compared with their judgment? Auction-to-auction comps, not retail estimates.
County market reports
3rd-party win share, sale-to-judgment ratios, cancellation rates and volume trends for each county, rebuilt every week.
Auction-result analytics
Every sale price, judgment and winner (3rd-party, plaintiff or certificate holder) back to 2010 in Pinellas and 2024 in the big counties.
Lien-risk screen + surplus
Flags sales where a senior mortgage or government lien may survive, plus sales where the winning bid beat the judgment.
A sample of what's inside
Share of completed sales won by outside (3rd-party) bidders, 2025 to October 18, 2026. The rest go back to the plaintiff, usually the lender.
Why now
Florida's foreclosure market is busier and harder to win. Auctions in Broward, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade and Pinellas rose 8% in 2025, yet third-party buyers' share of sold properties fell from 56–65% in 2024 to 42–54%, and the median third-party sale-to-judgment ratio dropped from 1.35x in 2025 to 1.07x so far in 2026. With about 33–44% of past auction records still ending canceled and others rescheduled, last week's research goes stale fast. Upcoming calendars, fresh weekly results, cancellation tracking and watch-list alerts let you focus on the sales that will actually happen.
Pricing Early access
Free preview
$0
Next 7 days of sales in one county, with addresses hidden. No card needed.
Per county
$9–19/county/mo
Full sale-by-sale results, upcoming calendar, auction comps, surplus funds, CSV export and the county market report for the counties you work.
All Florida
$49–99/mo
Every covered Florida county plus Dallas, every market report, the API (fair-use limits) and new counties as they're added.
Early-access pricing: people on the interest list lock in the low end of the range. Final prices are set at launch.
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FAQ
Where does the data come from?
Public county foreclosure and tax deed auction calendars (RealForeclose / RealTaxDeed sites) and public property records. We collect them daily and merge every update into one history per sale.
Which counties are covered?
35 Florida counties plus Dallas County, Texas. Pinellas County history goes back to 2010; Miami-Dade, Broward and Hillsborough to January 2024; most others to early 2026.
How often is it updated?
A full re-scrape of every county each week catches results, reschedules and cancellations. A daily refresh of the next 7 days of sales (status, cancellations, postponements and new postings) is rolling out now.
How will pricing work?
Early-access pricing: $9–19 per county per month, or $49–99 per month for all of Florida. A free preview shows the next 7 days for one county.
What are surplus funds?
When a property sells at auction for more than the judgment owed, the excess may be claimable by the former owner or lienholders. We flag sales where the winning bid exceeded the judgment.
Is this legal or investment advice?
No. The data is compiled from public records and may contain errors. Always verify with the county clerk before bidding.