NYC foreclosure radar: Aug. 24–31, 2026 — 20 new rows, discount field unscored

NYC foreclosure radar: Aug. 24–31, 2026 — 20 new rows, discount field unscored

Twenty newly dated NYC foreclosure records span all five boroughs, with the most useful leads identified by auction timing, assessed-value signals, lien signals, and the title and possession work still required.

A Manhattan Valley condo added to the public foreclosure list on August 28 carries a $116,177 assessed value and a $324,368 lien signal. The listing schedules a September 22 sale, yet the source masks the street address and gives no opening bid. A buyer can use the row to find the case; the row cannot support a discount calculation. 1

What changed this week

The five borough pages produced 20 records with Date added from August 24 through August 31, 2026: Bronx 7, Queens 6, Brooklyn 2, Manhattan 2, and Staten Island 3. The newest dated record is from August 28. The source shows auction dates, assessed values, property classifications, selected lien amounts, plaintiffs, and judgment dates. PropertyShark masks the street address on these public rows, and the rows provide no same-property opening bid. 12345
The discount field therefore remains unscored. An assessed value is a tax valuation signal. A lien amount is a claim in the foreclosure record. Neither figure supplies the missing opening bid or a property-specific market appraisal. The action board ranks records by the amount of immediate case and possession work they may require, rather than pretending that the public rows reveal a bargain.
PropertyShark lists auction times in New York local time. The times below are shown one hour earlier to match this channel's fixed -05:00 display timezone. The source exposes a date but no posting time, so the August 24–28 boundary is a source-date window rather than a minute-by-minute posting log.

Action board

Priority leadNewly dated signalAuction in channel timePrice anchorImmediate risk and next action
Mount Hope, The Bronx, 10457; street address maskedAdded Aug. 24; 24-unit, 15,000 sq. ft. building; assessed value $680,850; selected lien $4,081,654Sep. 22, 12:30 p.m.Opening bid unavailable; discount unscoredLarge multifamily exposure and a July 15, 2026 judgment call for a full title, tenant, tax, and lien-survival review. 4
Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, 11238; street address maskedAdded Aug. 24; 60-unit elevator co-op building; assessed value $4,633,200; selected lien $25,131; common-charge foreclosureSep. 14, 9:45 a.m.Opening bid unavailable; discount unscoredCo-op governing documents, common-charge balance, occupancy, and the lien's priority need confirmation before any bid. 3
South Richmond Hill, Queens, 11419; street address maskedAdded Aug. 27; two-family building, 1,604 sq. ft.; assessed value $50,460; selected lien $929,714Sep. 25, 9:00 a.m.Opening bid unavailable; discount unscoredThe lien signal is much larger than the assessed signal. Recover the parcel and title chain, then check occupancy and tax arrears. 2
Manhattan Valley, Manhattan, 10026; street address maskedAdded Aug. 28; 589 sq. ft. condo unit; assessed value $116,177; selected lien $324,368; judgment June 16, 2026Sep. 22, 1:15 p.m.Opening bid unavailable; discount unscoredMatch the masked row to the legal unit, then obtain condo arrears, title exceptions, occupancy status, and the sale terms. 1
Arden Heights, Staten Island, 10312; street address maskedAdded Aug. 28; two-family frame building, 1,992 sq. ft.; assessed value $63,600Oct. 1, 9:00 a.m.Opening bid unavailable; discount unscoredThe page shows a July 24, 2026 judgment and no lien amount. Parcel identity, surviving liens, occupancy, and taxes remain open. 5
The board contains screening signals, not bid recommendations. A reader still needs the case index number or legal description to recover each masked street address.

Manhattan

Location and ZIPAddedAuction in channel timeProperty type and sizeAssessed valueOpening bid / discountRisk screen
Central Park South, 10019; street address maskedAug. 26Sep. 22, 1:15 p.m.Retail space; 665 sq. ft. building$411,121Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $1,587,186; judgment Aug. 21, 2018; commercial use, title priority, taxes, and occupancy require file review. 1
Manhattan Valley, 10026; street address maskedAug. 28Sep. 22, 1:15 p.m.Condo residential unit in elevator building; 589 sq. ft.$116,177Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $324,368; judgment June 16, 2026; condo arrears, occupancy, and surviving liens remain unresolved. 1
The source pages supplied two Manhattan records in the window. Neither record supplies an opening bid or an exact street address, so neither record earns a discount rank. 1

Brooklyn

Location and ZIPAddedAuction in channel timeProperty type and sizeAssessed valueOpening bid / discountRisk screen
Prospect Heights, 11238; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 14, 9:45 a.m.Elevator co-op building; 60 units, 60,450 sq. ft.$4,633,200Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $25,131; common-charge foreclosure; co-op documents, common charges, occupancy, and lien priority require confirmation. 3
Crown Heights, 11216; street address maskedAug. 26Sep. 24, 1:30 p.m.Two-family converted from one family; 2,800 sq. ft.$126,360Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $825,816; judgment Sep. 23, 2019; occupancy, tax arrears, title exceptions, and lien survival remain open. 3
Brooklyn's new rows have very different case types: one co-op common-charge foreclosure and one mortgage foreclosure. The source leaves both opening bids and street addresses masked, so the assessed values serve as screening signals only. 3

Queens

Location and ZIPAddedAuction in channel timeProperty type and sizeAssessed valueOpening bid / discountRisk screen
South Ozone Park, 11420; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 25, 9:00 a.m.Two-story detached building; one unit, 1,050 sq. ft.$48,300Not disclosed / unscoredMortgage foreclosure; judgment Feb. 1, 2024; occupancy, tax arrears, title exceptions, and lien priority require the case file. 2
Jamaica, 11434; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 25, 9:00 a.m.One-family attached or semi-detached; 1,224 sq. ft.$42,600Not disclosed / unscoredMortgage foreclosure; judgment Sep. 22, 2025; occupancy and surviving encumbrances remain unresolved. 2
South Ozone Park, 11420; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 25, 9:00 a.m.Two-family frame building; 2,480 sq. ft.$75,060Not disclosed / unscoredMortgage foreclosure; judgment June 22, 2026; two-unit occupancy, taxes, and lien priority need confirmation. 2
South Richmond Hill, 11419; street address maskedAug. 27Sep. 25, 9:00 a.m.Two-family converted from one family; 1,604 sq. ft.$50,460Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $929,714; judgment June 11, 2026; recent judgment, occupancy, tax arrears, and title priority deserve immediate review. 2
Jamaica, 11433; street address maskedAug. 28Oct. 2, 9:00 a.m.Two-family frame building; 1,960 sq. ft.$60,360Not disclosed / unscoredJudgment Sep. 5, 2019; lien amount is not shown; occupancy, taxes, and surviving liens remain open. 2
Jamaica, 11432; street address maskedAug. 28Sep. 8, 1:15 p.m.Retail space; 19,426 sq. ft. building, one listed unit$2,587,442Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $6,830,565; judgment June 2, 2026; commercial title, tenant, tax, and use questions need specialist review. 2
Queens supplies six new rows. The list contains four residential two-unit or one-unit records and two records whose building classifications are commercial or mixed-use in the public fields. A property classification does not establish lawful use, vacancy, or tenant status; those facts require parcel and case-level documents. 2

The Bronx

Location and ZIPAddedAuction in channel timeProperty type and sizeAssessed valueOpening bid / discountRisk screen
Williamsbridge, 10469; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 21, 1:15 p.m.Two-family converted from one family; 1,440 sq. ft.$44,580Not disclosed / unscoredJudgment Jan. 11, 2019; lien amount is not shown; occupancy and title priority require the court file. 4
Wakefield, 10466; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 21, 1:15 p.m.Two-family brick building; 1,824 sq. ft.$41,340Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $768,676; judgment July 25, 2017; occupancy, taxes, and surviving liens remain unresolved. 4
Mount Eden, 10457; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 21, 1:15 p.m.Miscellaneous one-family building; 1,698 sq. ft.$39,660Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $335,801; judgment Feb. 21, 2020; classification, occupancy, and title priority require confirmation. 4
Morrisania, 10456; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 21, 1:15 p.m.Two-family frame building; 2,076 sq. ft.$39,660Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $727,172; judgment Nov. 14, 2018; tenant, tax, and lien-priority checks remain open. 4
Mount Hope, 10457; street address maskedAug. 24Sep. 22, 12:30 p.m.Over-six-family building without stores; 24 units, 15,000 sq. ft.$680,850Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $4,081,654; judgment July 15, 2026; multifamily tenant, tax, title, and lien-survival work comes first. 4
Pelham Gardens, 10469; street address maskedAug. 27Sep. 28, 1:15 p.m.Two-story detached building; one unit, 2,125 sq. ft.$51,600Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $762,410; judgment June 23, 2026; recent judgment, occupancy, taxes, and surviving liens need review. 4
Edenwald, 10466; street address maskedAug. 28Sep. 28, 1:15 p.m.One-story permanent living quarter; one unit, 1,904 sq. ft.$37,500Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $137,371; judgment Oct. 15, 2018; parcel identity, occupancy, and title exceptions remain open. 4
The Bronx produced seven rows, including five entries added on August 24. The August 24 records share a September 21 or September 22 sale date, while the August 27–28 records move to September 28. The dates are useful for urgency; they still say nothing about opening bids, market value, or possession. 4

Staten Island

Location and ZIPAddedAuction in channel timeProperty type and sizeAssessed valueOpening bid / discountRisk screen
Randall Manor, 10310; street address maskedAug. 28Oct. 1, 9:00 a.m.Two-story detached building; one unit, 1,622 sq. ft.$46,620Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $316,695; judgment Jan. 27, 2026; occupancy, taxes, and title priority require parcel-level review. 5
Oakwood, 10306; street address maskedAug. 28Oct. 1, 9:00 a.m.One-family attached or semi-detached; 1,344 sq. ft.$37,620Not disclosed / unscoredSelected lien $419,425; judgment Mar. 9, 2026; occupancy and lien survival remain open. 5
Arden Heights, 10312; street address maskedAug. 28Oct. 1, 9:00 a.m.Two-family frame building; 1,992 sq. ft.$63,600Not disclosed / unscoredJudgment July 24, 2026; lien amount is not shown; occupancy, tax arrears, and title exceptions need confirmation. 5
Staten Island contributes three August 28 records. The source gives a shared October 1 auction date and location, but street addresses remain masked. A reader needs the case number or legal description before a field visit or title order can be tied to the correct parcel. 5

Court-calendar watch

The court calendars add exact addresses and current sale status, but their pages do not provide a Date added field that proves admission to the August 24–31 newly listed window. These entries stay outside the price-ranked board. Their role is to give readers dates to verify and cancellations to catch.
Scheduled entries:
  • 21 E 22nd Street, Apt. 2D-2E, Manhattan — Sep. 8 at 12:30 p.m. in channel time; Roach & Lin shows the entry without a cancellation or reschedule marker. 6
  • 354 Bowery #5, Manhattan — Sep. 8 at 1:15 p.m.; Roach & Lin shows the entry without a cancellation or reschedule marker. 6
  • 157-23 14th Avenue, Whitestone, Queens — Sep. 4 at 9:00 a.m.; Davidson Fink lists the sale as scheduled. 7
  • 17808 134th Avenue, Jamaica, Queens — Sep. 18 at 9:00 a.m.; Davidson Fink lists the sale as scheduled. 7
  • 5621 Netherland Avenue 3C, The Bronx — Sep. 14 at 12:30 p.m.; Roach & Lin shows the entry without a cancellation or reschedule marker. 6
  • 5 Fordham Hill Oval, Unit 8E, The Bronx — Sep. 21 at 12:15 p.m.; Roach & Lin shows the entry without a cancellation or reschedule marker. 6
  • 123 Suffolk Avenue, Staten Island — Oct. 1 at 9:00 a.m.; Davidson Fink lists the sale as scheduled. 7
  • 501 Vermont Street, Brooklyn — Oct. 1 at 1:30 p.m.; Davidson Fink lists the sale as scheduled. 7
  • 3338 Mickle Avenue and 820 Manida Street, The Bronx — both Oct. 19 at 1:15 p.m.; Davidson Fink lists both sales as scheduled. 7
Status changes:
  • 266 Westervelt Avenue, Staten Island — the Aug. 20 sale is marked cancelled by Roach & Lin. 6
  • 20 Prices Lane, Staten Island — the Aug. 20 sale is marked cancelled by Roach & Lin. 6
  • 218-19 134th Road, 2nd Floor, Springfield Gardens, Queens — the Aug. 21 sale is marked cancelled by Roach & Lin. 6
  • 7 W 131st Street, Units A3 and A-STOR-3, Manhattan — the Aug. 25 sale is marked cancelled by Roach & Lin. 6
A scheduled calendar entry is a date signal. A cancellation is a reason to verify before traveling or sending a deposit. Neither status supplies a bid, appraisal, occupancy report, or title packet.

What still needs verification

The 20 new public rows expose selected liens, plaintiffs, judgment dates, and property classifications. The rows leave the full mortgage chain, lien priority, tax liens, mechanic's liens, lis pendens, HOA or condo arrears, and surviving encumbrances for a parcel-level title search. The rows also leave vacancy, owner occupancy, tenant occupancy, eviction proceedings, and possession costs unresolved.
The assessed figures in the tables come from the NYC assessed-value field displayed by PropertyShark. The figures are useful for screening case size and tax-record context. A defensible discount requires a same-property opening bid and a market or foreclosure appraisal tied to the exact parcel or unit. This week's new rows supply neither pair. Public comparable-sale context is also absent, so the article carries no neighborhood price-per-square-foot estimate.

Pre-bid verification sequence

  1. Confirm the sale. Check the listing, the court calendar, the referee's notice, and the morning-of-sale status for cancellation or postponement.
  2. Recover the exact parcel. Use the case index number, legal description, borough-block-lot identifier, and tax record to replace the masked location with the correct property.
  3. Read the sale terms. Confirm the opening bid, reserve, deposit, accepted funds, buyer premium, closing deadline, deed form, and financing rules.
  4. Order a title search. Identify the foreclosing lien, prior mortgages, judgments, tax liens, mechanic's liens, HOA or condo claims, lis pendens filings, easements, and liens that may survive the sale.
  5. Check taxes and common charges. Obtain current property-tax, water, HOA, and condo balances, then read the sale agreement for its allocation of arrears and transfer fees.
  6. Establish possession risk. Determine whether the property is vacant, owner-occupied, tenant-occupied, or subject to an eviction or other possession proceeding. Put time and legal costs into the bid model before treating an occupied property as a deal.
  7. Build a property-specific value case. Match the parcel and unit, inspect lawfully when access exists, review comparable sales, and compare the result with the full purchase cost rather than the opening bid alone.
  8. Recheck the deadline. Confirm the final sale time in the channel's display timezone, the courthouse room or online close, deposit delivery instructions, and the current bid status before committing funds.

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