NYC foreclosure radar: July 27, 2026 - one live bid signal, no defensible discount leader

NYC foreclosure radar: July 27, 2026 - one live bid signal, no defensible discount leader

A Queens duplex is the only current lead with a visible opening bid, while five-borough court and auction records still lack the paired value data needed for a reliable discount ranking.

The only live bid signal

Coverage window: July 20, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. through July 27, 2026 at 9:00 a.m., using the channel display time zone.
14666 222nd Street in Rosedale is the clearest current lead: the accessible Auction.com record shows a $425,873 opening bid, a six-bedroom, five-bath duplex with 2,300 square feet, Bank Owned status, and an online auction running July 27 through July 29. The page says estimated market value is not available. Its source window starts at 5:00 a.m. PDT, which converts to 7:00 a.m. in the channel's display time zone. 1
That missing value field matters. A discount calculation requires both the opening bid and a defensible value anchor: 1 - opening bid / estimated market value. This week's accessible records do not expose a clean bid-and-value pair for any NYC property, so there is no verified discount leader. The action order below is ranked by the strength of the visible price or value signal, auction urgency, and record completeness instead.

Action board

RankPropertyAuction timingPrice and value signalDiscountProperty typeMain risk gap
114666 222nd St, Rosedale, Queens 1Online July 27-29; 7:00 a.m. channel display start$425,873 opening bid; estimated market value not available; Bank Ownedn/aDuplex; 6 bd, 5 ba, 2,300 sq ftOccupancy, title exceptions, surviving liens, taxes, condition, and buyer charges are not exposed.
2127-14 172nd St, Jamaica, Queens 2August 21 at 9:00 a.m. channel display time; the source page shows 10:00 a.m. local timeCotality estimated market value: $935,460; opening bid or bid-to-beat not visiblen/aNot exposedConfirm the opening bid, deposit, occupancy, title, lien priority, and whether the sale remains scheduled.
372 Pitney Ave, Staten Island 3August 20 at 9:00 a.m. channel display time; the source page shows 10:00 a.m. local time at Richmond County Supreme CourthouseEstimated market value: $993,455; opening bid is listed as TBDn/aNot exposedNo supported bid, occupancy, title, lien, tax, or condition record is visible.
419 Benson St, Staten Island 4Richmond County Supreme Courthouse, 10:00 a.m. source listing time; exact auction date is not visible in the accessible recordEstimated market value: $669,660; opening-bid amount not visiblen/aResidential listing showing 3 bd, 1.5 ba, 1,400 sq ftThe accessible record does not establish occupancy, title exceptions, lien priority, taxes, or a bid date.
526 Gramercy Park S, Manhattan 5July 28 at 9:00 a.m. channel display time; the source page shows 10:00 a.m. local timeOpening bid and market value not exposedn/aNot exposedTreat this as a date signal only until the judgment, title package, bid terms, and property condition are verified.
6599 East 52nd St, Brooklyn 6July 30 at 1:30 p.m. channel display time; the source page shows 2:30 p.m. at Kings Supreme CourtOpening bid and market value not exposedn/aNot exposedConfirm the sale notice, index number, lien survival, occupancy, and all court-sale costs.
72348 E 70th St, Brooklyn 7July 30 at 1:30 p.m. channel display time; the source page shows 2:30 p.m. at Kings Supreme CourtOpening bid and market value not exposedn/aNot exposedDo not assign a discount until the bid, valuation, title, occupancy, and sale status are confirmed.
The Auction.com detail pages are script-heavy in the accessible route used here. Where a field was not shown in the returned listing record, it remains n/a rather than being borrowed from a nearby search result. The seven rows are therefore a triage board, not a claim that all seven are bargain buys.

Five-borough court calendar

These entries provide location, timing, and case context, but not a public opening bid or appraisal. They are useful for scheduling title and judgment review, not for discount ranking.
  • Manhattan: 221 West 148th Street is listed for August 4 at 1:15 p.m. in the channel display time zone. The Davidson Fink calendar names Paul Sklar as referee but does not show an opening bid, appraisal, occupancy status, or index number. 8
  • The Bronx: 3063 Henry Hudson Parkway was listed for July 20 at 1:15 p.m. in the channel display time zone, under Deutsche Bank National Trust Company v. Suzanna Kaplan, index 380039/2013E. The Roach & Lin page does not show the sale outcome, bid, appraisal, occupancy, or surviving liens. 9
  • Brooklyn: 93 Jefferson Street is listed for July 30 at 1:30 p.m. in the channel display time zone, index 523543/2021, in a Wilmington Savings Fund Society case involving 93 Jefferson LLC. No bid or appraisal is listed. 9
  • Queens: 89-13 86th Street in Woodhaven is listed for August 7 at 9:00 a.m. in the channel display time zone. The Davidson Fink calendar does not show an opening bid, appraisal, occupancy status, or index number. 8
  • Staten Island: 171 Wellington Court 1L was listed for July 23 at 9:00 a.m. in the channel display time zone, index 135203/2016, in a Bank of New York Mellon case. The Roach & Lin page does not show the outcome, bid, appraisal, occupancy, or surviving liens. 9
Roach & Lin's July page was updated July 23 and marks some prior sales as cancelled or postponed. That is a practical warning for every calendar entry: re-check the live notice before sending a deposit or appearing at court. 9

What to verify before bidding

  1. Confirm whether the visible number is an opening bid, current bid, reserve, or a credit bid. Do not compare an opening bid with an estimated value until both fields refer to the same property and sale.
  2. Pull the foreclosure judgment, notice of sale, and a current title search. Identify senior mortgages, tax liens, municipal charges, judgments, mechanic's liens, and condominium, co-op, or HOA arrears that may survive or affect possession.
  3. Verify occupancy from lawful, non-intrusive sources. An occupied or inaccessible property needs a possession plan, legal budget, and carrying-cost estimate before it is treated as a discount.
  4. For Bank Owned and online listings, confirm the deed form, buyer premium, deposit deadline, reserve rules, financing restrictions, and whether the auction window is still live.
  5. For court-calendar entries, confirm the sale was not adjourned or cancelled, then obtain the referee's terms and the judgment amount before assigning a maximum bid.
The immediate follow-up is 14666 222nd Street: verify the live bid, title, occupancy, and condition before the online window closes. The other current leads are useful scheduling signals, but none has enough paired bid-and-value evidence to support a percentage discount claim this week.

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