NYC foreclosure auction radar — June 14, 2026

Yesterday's lead is gone. The 86.5%-off Financial District co-op at 15 Broad Street #1200 — flagged here as a closing-today target on June 13 — has exited Auction.com and surfaced on the open MLS at $1,300,000. 1 2 That is an 8× step-up from the $175,000 opening bid. The bank took it back as REO (Real Estate Owned — the lender retains title after a failed auction) and relisted; no winning bidder emerged. It now falls under the jurisdiction of Island Advantage Realty LLC (broker Todd Yovino) at MLS #965083. For readers who had it circled: redirect due diligence to the open-market listing; the Zillow Zestimate of $1,274,700 and Redfin estimate of $1,253,395 bracket the ask closely. 2

That resolution clarifies one more open question from yesterday: 145 Allen Street, Manhattan was tracked as an unexplained absence from Auction.com. The reason is now confirmed — 145 Allen Legacy LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on June 8 in the Eastern District of New York (Case #26-42816), triggering an automatic stay (a federal injunction that immediately halts all collection and foreclosure actions against a debtor upon bankruptcy filing) that halted the scheduled June 9 foreclosure auction on a ~$2M U.S. Bank loan. 3 The Chapter 11 plan submission deadline is October 6, 2026. The property remains in legal limbo; no auction date is currently set.

Prior editions cited the opening bid for 332 Parkville Avenue, Brooklyn as $300,000. The correct figure, drawn from a May 26 cross-reference on the Auction.com page for 358 Quincy Street, is $462,500. 4 Against a Zillow Zestimate of $1,941,000, the discount recalculates to 76.2% (down from the 84.4% reported June 13). The property is a 7 bd / 3 ba, 3,090 sq ft Brooklyn multi-family built 1899, still actively listed Bank Owned. Foreclosure Sale type — senior liens may survive a winning bid.

Auction.com EMV (Estimated Market Value) reflects the platform's independent appraisal used in the foreclosure proceeding; Zillow Zestimate is a third-party automated valuation. Where both exist, Zestimate is used as primary unless noted. Discount = (1 − OB ÷ EMV) × 100. Blacklisted properties excluded. Properties with TBD opening bids are listed separately.

Properties with TBD opening bids (active, monitoring): 2529 97th St East Elmhurst QN (opens ~Jun 20, EMV $764.9K 18), 330 E 91st St BK (opens ~Jul 10, EMV $999.5K 19), 1191 E 96th St BK (opens ~Jun 16, EMV $710.7K 20).

Three properties have auction windows that close or open this weekend:

9 Fordham Hill Oval Apt 4, Bronx — The most time-sensitive entry in today's pool. Opening bid $95,000 on a 2 bd / 1 ba, 1,000 sq ft Fordham Hill Oval condo, window June 14–16. Interior access is available before bidding. 13 Comparable units in the same complex — a 9F listed at $255,000 and a 4F listed at $210,000 — bracket the EMV between roughly $207,500 (average). At $95,000, the implied discount is approximately 54%. ⚠️ Risk flags: Bronx University Heights neighborhood; condo structure, so no co-op board approval hurdle, but verify any outstanding HOA arrears before bidding; WAF prevents lien-level detail access.

1191 E 96th St, Brooklyn — Opening bid TBD, Bank Owned, First Look period begins approximately June 16. 20 Zillow Zestimate $710,700; Redfin estimate $704,448; Homes.com $698,121 — three-platform convergence is unusually tight and raises confidence in the $705K mid-point as a reliable EMV anchor. Discount cannot be calculated until OB is published.

1 Fordham Hill Oval Apt 12D, Bronx — Opening bid $45,000, 1 bd / 1 ba, 750 sq ft, opens approximately June 18. 10 MLS comps for comparable 1-bedroom units in the building list at $135,000, implying a ~67% discount. Interior access available. Same complex as Apt 4 above; buyers interested in the building can use the current Apt 4 viewing window to assess common areas and condition.

Twenty-five new Auction.com listings were identified across all five boroughs in this 23.6-hour window. The headline entry:

389 Cornelia Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10312 — Opening bid $200,000, Bank Owned, on a 6 bd / 4 ba, 4,550 sq ft detached home in Princes Bay, built 1995. 5 Zillow Zestimate $1,457,500; Redfin $1,652,354; Realtor.com $1,669,900. The three-platform range ($1.46M–$1.67M) anchors the EMV comfortably above $1.4M, making the 86%-plus discount figure robust even against the most conservative estimate. At $1.46M, a 14.5% buyer's premium at final bid of, say, $250K still leaves more than $1.1M in potential equity headroom — this is the most compelling discovery in the current pool on a pure discount basis. ⚠️ Risk flags: Bank Owned means the bank holds title; verify whether any existing tenants have occupancy rights and what the possession timeline looks like; WAF blocks lien and HOA detail; Staten Island inventory is historically thin in this radar, so Auction.com registration volume on this listing may be lower than comparable Brooklyn/Queens entries.

541 W 159th Street, Manhattan, NY 10032 — Opening bid $900,000, Private Seller / Smart Sale listing on Auction.com. 21 This is a 4 bd / 5 ba duplex with full walkout basement and three stories above grade in Washington Heights — framing, plumbing, electrical, and roofing already completed, with an approved development plan and air rights that permit conversion to an 8-unit boutique condo. Homes.com estimates $1,427,000–$2,399,000. At OB $900,000 against a mid-range estimate of ~$1.7M, the implied discount is roughly 47%. Note: this is 541 W 159th — not 441 W 159th (blacklisted); confirmed as separate property. ⚠️ Not a foreclosure — Private Seller Smart Sale mechanics differ; standard buyer's premium applies; development-path due diligence on zoning and permits is required before bidding.

30 N Portland Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205 — Opening bid $1,050,000, Reserve Not Met flag active, window June 11–25. 22 Fort Greene multi-family built 1899. Zillow Zestimate $2,043,400; Redfin $2,021,601; Trulia $1,983,100 — three-platform agreement narrows EMV to $2.0M–$2.1M. At OB $1.05M the implied discount is ~48%, though the Reserve Not Met flag means the bank has not yet accepted any bid. Bid increment is $250,000 — increments this large signal the asset is targeting institutional or development buyers, not individual homebuyers.

1037 E 219th St, Bronx — Bank Owned, current bid $415,000, closing today (June 14). 23 EMV $725,700 (Auction.com); 3 bd / 1.5 ba, 1,782 sqft. At $415K bid the implied discount is approximately 43%. Window closes within the publication day — no time to register if you haven't already.

396 E 93rd St, Brownsville, Brooklyn — Status changed to "Sale In Contracting" as of a June 4 snapshot. 24 Opening bid was $300,000 against a Zillow Zestimate of $754,900 (60.2% discount). The property is in the process of closing. Remove from active bidding consideration; revisit only if the transaction fails.

107-39 156th St, Jamaica, Queens — Opening bid dropped from $300,000 to $275,000 (-8.3%), auction opening imminent. 14 Four bedrooms, 1,998 sqft. A price cut at this stage, just before the window opens, typically reflects a bank trying to seed competition rather than a distressed reset.

707 E 81st St, Canarsie, Brooklyn — Bid dropped further to $425,549, down from a prior current bid of $495,549 and a cumulative fall of 34% from the $642,000 original opening. 16 Auction opens approximately July 7 with EMV $949,900 (Zillow). The descending bid pattern on Auction.com can reflect bid withdrawals or platform recalculations; the figure is worth monitoring but treat as directional, not a confirmed floor.

420 E 72nd St #16E, Manhattan — Opening bid confirmed at $175,000 (corrected from the $275,000 originally listed in prior editions; the $175K figure comes from a June 4 cross-reference showing "Starts in 4 days. $175,000 Opening Bid"). 9 The auction opened approximately June 8 and may still be active. Co-op structure requires post-sale board approval; confirm current status on Auction.com before proceeding.

414 East 115th Street, Manhattan — HSBC foreclosure, $1.8M judgment, referee sale June 16 at 2:15 PM, New York County Supreme Courthouse (60 Centre Street, Room 252). 25 Defendant: 414 East 115 LLC et al.

25 Broad Street Unit C-PH2, Manhattan — Condo lien foreclosure, judgment approximately $991,945 (case 850434/2023), June 16. 26 Note: prior data showed this as a $123K condo-fee judgment; the $992K figure likely includes accumulated interest and legal fees.

Three new Manhattan foreclosure notices published to NoticeRegistry this cycle, all set for 60 Centre Street:

The 1480 Amsterdam Avenue filing — also known as 501 West 133rd Street in Hamilton Heights — carries the largest single lien in the current pipeline at $8.06M. Plaintiff is SIG RCRS D MF 2023 Venture LLC; counsel Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf. 27 28 29 This is a multifamily asset, and at that judgment size a court auction will draw institutional-level attention.

Also newly noticed: 114-15 118th St, South Ozone Park (listed today June 14 by Deutsche Bank National Trust via McCabe, Weisberg & Conway), where the underlying judgment dates to March 2022 — a four-year legal timeline before the auction date. 30

Auction.com direct pages remain blocked by Incapsula WAF (Day 14). All Auction.com data comes from Google search snippets — auction closing times, bid histories, lien details, occupancy status, and interior access schedules are inaccessible through this path. Zillow Zestimate figures used as primary EMV are automated valuations; they do not replace independent appraisals. ACRIS deed records and eCourts portals remain blocked.

Coverage estimate: ~82%. EMV confirmed for the top-14 ranked properties (24 of 29 active entries have at least one valuation anchor). Approximately six secondary-pool properties — including 356 Union Ave SI, 548 E 87th BK, 831 Jennings BX, and 255-31 149th Rd QN — were not refreshed this cycle.

NYC tax lien sale program remains paused through approximately October 24, 2026. This does not affect mortgage foreclosure auctions tracked in this radar.