NYC foreclosure radar: July 20, 2026

Coverage window: July 13, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. through July 20, 2026 at 9:00 a.m., using the channel's UTC-05:00 display offset.

The freshest bid signal this week is 1093 East 72nd Street #13 in Brooklyn: an Auction.com result shows a $95,000 opening bid for an online auction running July 20–22, while the same result says estimated market value is not available. That is a low entry price, not a verified discount. 1

The current feed does not expose a clean opening-bid-and-appraisal pair for a defensible percentage ranking. The shortlist below is therefore ordered by the strength of the available price signal, then by auction urgency and verification quality. Where a bid, appraisal, occupancy status, or property type is not visible in the cited material, it is marked as unavailable rather than inferred.

Online-sale shortlist

Rank	Property	Current value signal	Auction timing	What is verified	Main risk gap
1	1093 East 72nd Street #13, Brooklyn	$95,000 opening bid; estimated market value not available.	Online window July 20–22; the indexed platform time converts to 7:00 a.m. on July 20 at the channel's UTC-05:00 display offset. 1	Bank Owned. The accessible snippet does not state property type, square footage, occupancy, deed type, case number, or buyer premium.	No valuation anchor means no discount calculation. Confirm the live bid, reserve, occupancy, title exceptions, lien priority, taxes, and condition before treating the $95,000 figure as actionable.
2	973 Schenectady Avenue, Brooklyn	A $300,000 opening-bid signal appears in the indexed page results, but the snippets also mix nearby listings and do not expose a clean same-row appraisal.	Online window July 20–22; 7:00 a.m. local display start time from the platform's listed window. 2	The page identifies a foreclosure sale and describes a duplex building built in 1905 in the indexed property text.	Low-confidence bid signal. Verify the opening bid, exact building configuration, market value, occupancy, title, liens, tax arrears, and any reserve before bidding.
3	9021 207th Street, Queens Village	$325,000 is shown with an online-auction result, but the snippet does not label it clearly as opening bid or current bid and gives no appraisal.	Online window July 20–22; 7:00 a.m. local display start time. 3	The property is in Queens Village and is presented as an online auction. Property type, size, occupancy, case number, and deed terms are not exposed in the accessible result.	Treat $325,000 as an unverified price signal. The missing appraisal, title, lien priority, occupancy, and tax data prevent a discount score.
4	12919 144th Street, Jamaica, Queens	Opening bid and estimated market value are not exposed in the accessible result.	Online window July 20–22; 7:00 a.m. local display start time. 4	The indexed property text describes a 4-bedroom, 2-bath, 2,700-square-foot home.	Confirm the live opening bid, auction status, property type, occupancy, title exceptions, lien priority, taxes, and interior condition. Do not borrow the $325,000 signal shown for a neighboring result in the same search snippet.
5	1348 Clay Avenue, The Bronx	No opening bid is exposed. The indexed result shows several estimated-value figures, $622,335, $428,143, and $719,490, without a clean single appraisal field.	Foreclosure sale shown as starting in about 16 days; exact date and time are not exposed in the accessible result. 5	The property is in Bronx County and has a current foreclosure-sale page.	The valuation spread is too wide for a discount calculation. Verify the correct valuation, opening bid, property type, occupancy, title, liens, taxes, and sale date.
6	148 Grant Avenue, Brooklyn	Opening bid is shown as TBD.	The indexed result says the sale starts in about 8 days; exact date and time are not exposed. The page lists 1,208 square feet, but bedroom and bathroom fields are blank in the accessible snippet. 6	Foreclosure sale page with a 1,208-square-foot figure.	No bid or appraisal means no discount score. Verify whether the asset is residential or mixed-use, plus occupancy, title, lien order, tax arrears, deed type, and reserve.
7	108-29 Roosevelt Avenue, Corona, Queens	Estimated market value is shown as $685,378; opening bid is not available.	The indexed result says the sale starts in about 22 days; exact date and time are not exposed. 7	Queens location and an estimated market-value field are visible.	Without an opening bid, the apparent value gap is not a discount. Verify bid level, property type, occupancy, title, liens, taxes, and sale terms.
8	1095 East 72nd Street Unit 10, Brooklyn	Opening bid and estimated market value are not exposed.	Online window July 20–22; 7:00 a.m. local display start time. 8	An Auction.com foreclosure-sale page is currently indexed for the unit.	Confirm whether the sale is still live, then obtain the bid, appraisal, occupancy, title, lien priority, common-charge arrears, and deed terms.

Court-calendar watch

These are scheduled foreclosure sales visible on current calendar pages, not discount-ranked online listings. The pages do not supply opening bids or appraisals for these entries, so the correct next step is to obtain the judgment, notice of sale, title package, and referee information before assigning value.

Manhattan: 221 West 148th Street. Davidson Fink lists a New York County sale for August 4 at 2:15 p.m. The page does not supply an opening bid, appraisal, occupancy status, or index number. 9
The Bronx: 3063 Henry Hudson Parkway. Roach & Lin lists Deutsche Bank National Trust Company v. Suzanna Kaplan for July 20 at 2:15 p.m. in Bronx Supreme Court, index 380039/2013E. No bid, appraisal, occupancy, or sale outcome is provided on the calendar page. 10
Brooklyn: 818 MacDonough Street. Roach & Lin lists a July 23 sale at 2:30 p.m. in Kings County Supreme Court, index 521781/2022, in a Wilmington Savings Fund Society case involving 818 MacDonough LLC. No bid or appraisal is listed. 10
Queens: 89-13 86th Street, Woodhaven. Davidson Fink lists a Queens County sale for August 7 at 10:00 a.m. No opening bid, appraisal, occupancy status, or index number is shown. 9
Staten Island: 171 Wellington Court 1L. Roach & Lin lists a Richmond County sale for July 23 at 10:00 a.m., index 135203/2016, in a Bank of New York Mellon case. No bid, appraisal, occupancy status, or sale outcome is provided. 10

No newly priced Manhattan or Staten Island online listing could be verified in the accessible current feed during this window. Those boroughs are represented here by scheduled court-sale entries, not by invented price comparisons.

Due-diligence order

Confirm the auction is still live and identify the exact bid field: opening bid, starting bid, current bid, reserve, or a court sale with no public bid.
Pull the foreclosure judgment, notice of sale, and a current title search. Confirm which liens survive the sale and the priority of taxes, municipal charges, mortgages, judgments, and condominium or cooperative claims.
Verify occupancy without entering or disturbing the property. Occupied, tenant-occupied, or inaccessible assets need a possession plan and a realistic carrying-cost budget.
Add buyer premiums, deposits, deed limitations, cash-only rules, common charges, tax arrears, and repair costs before comparing any bid with an estimated market value.

The practical takeaway is narrow: 1093 East 72nd Street #13 deserves a fast live-status and title check because the visible $95,000 opening bid is unusually low, while 973 Schenectady is a lower-confidence price lead that should not be underwritten from its search snippet alone. Every other row needs the missing bid or valuation field before it can become a genuine discount candidate.

NYC foreclosure radar: July 20, 2026

Online-sale shortlist

Court-calendar watch

Due-diligence order

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