Florida Foreclosure Market Report — September 2026
September 7, 2026 · REALAUCTIONHUB
This is a plain-English look at Florida foreclosure auctions right now, built from the live county auction data we track. As of September 7, 2026, we are following 711 active foreclosure listings, with 699 scheduled for auction in the next 30 days.
The median opening bid (the final judgment amount) across active listings is $217,046, and the average gap between opening bid and county-assessed value is about 49% — a rough starting proxy for potential equity, before liens, condition, and costs.
Where the auctions are
- Broward County foreclosures — 227 active listings
- Palm Beach County foreclosures — 148 active listings
- Lee County foreclosures — 85 active listings
- Marion County foreclosures — 70 active listings
- Seminole County foreclosures — 40 active listings
- Miami-Dade County foreclosures — 38 active listings
- Escambia County foreclosures — 29 active listings
- Orange County foreclosures — 17 active listings
- Hillsborough County foreclosures — 15 active listings
- Duval County foreclosures — 14 active listings
- Pinellas County foreclosures — 11 active listings
- Manatee County foreclosures — 11 active listings
- Volusia County foreclosures — 4 active listings
- Sarasota County foreclosures — 2 active listings
Biggest bid-to-value gaps right now
These active listings currently show the widest gap between opening bid and assessed value. A big gap is a research lead, not a guarantee — always verify liens, occupancy, and condition first.
- 5221 SW 132 AVENUE, Miramar (Broward County) — opening bid $5,035 vs assessed $712,240 (99% gap)
- 13274 POLO CLUB RD B-202, Wellington (Palm Beach County) — opening bid $10,031 vs assessed $695,000 (99% gap)
- 7598 SW 77TH PL, (Marion County) — opening bid $3,745 vs assessed $178,211 (98% gap)
- 136 CROWN COLONY WAY, Sanford (Seminole County) — opening bid $6,578 vs assessed $392,558 (98% gap)
- 6428 SW 72ND TER, Ocala (Marion County) — opening bid $9,873 vs assessed $451,961 (98% gap)
How to use these numbers
Opening bids move, cases get cancelled, and judgments get amended — sometimes the morning of the sale. Treat everything here as a research lead: open the listing, follow the link to the county source, and confirm the case before planning a bid. For updates when new matches are filed, join the free deal alerts.
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