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Texas foreclosure auction results

Texas publishes no results for its first-Tuesday foreclosure auctions. We read the substitute trustee’s deed recorded after each sale, tie it to the notice that was posted, and count what each sale day came to: sold to a third-party buyer, or taken back by the lender.

Dallas County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 2026290251663%
August 4, 2026293242463%
July 7, 2026332211464%
June 2, 2026289221764%

Bexar County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 2026377386456%
August 4, 2026410305962%
July 7, 2026404296958%
June 2, 2026368235256%

Tarrant County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 2026242212963%
August 4, 2026229251969%
July 7, 2026293173668%
June 2, 2026256253462%

Hidalgo County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 2026183103163%
August 4, 202620582792%
July 7, 2026185144891%

Harris County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 2026664658463%
August 4, 2026662436763%
July 7, 2026788427061%

Montgomery County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 2026119813—

Denton County

Sale dayPostedSold to third partyTaken back by lenderMedian price ÷ value
November 3, 2026results from about December 18, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
October 6, 2026results from about November 20, 2026 — deeds are recorded two to seven weeks after the sale
September 1, 20261028566%
July 7, 20269438—

Where we have results

Recorded trustee's deeds, checked against each notice: Dallas, Bexar, Tarrant, Hidalgo, Harris, Montgomery, Denton counties. Every other county we track shows its postings and the reasons an auction did not go ahead when a document says so, but not yet who bought at the sale.

A sale day is shown once its deeds have had time to be recorded and enough of them are on file to say something about the day rather than about one house. Most postings in Texas are called off at the courthouse without a filing, so the properties with no outcome on record are not counted as unsold. How we know

See every result with the buyer and the price — in Fclosure Results.

Texas Foreclosure Auction Results by County | Fclosure