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Duval County, Florida Delinquent Tax List 2026

Duval County, Florida Tax Sale 2026: 688 parcels published by the county for this sale.

Duval County, Florida has not yet announced its next tax sale date -- the most recent cycle has closed and the next one has not opened.

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We also hold 688 parcels from Duval County's published lists, with addresses and parcel numbers. See the sample below.

Next sale: Not yet announced for the next cycle (last confirmed sale was 2026-05-27)

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Duval County surplus funds list: 13 records, $270,938

When a property here sells for more than the taxes owed, the excess belongs to the former owner until the county’s claim deadline passes. We hold 13 verified Duval County records totalling $270,938, each one traced to the official county report it came from, updated through 2026-10-24.

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Tax delinquent properties for sale in Duval County: 124 on the Florida delinquent tax list

Source: LienHub county-held tax certificates, Duval County FL (buy now, first come first served), retrieved 2026-11-03

Counties publish this as a PDF, undated and unsorted, and replace it when the next sale comes round. This is the same list with the addresses resolved and the biggest opening bids first, showing where it came from and when we pulled it. The full 124 parcels, with a map, filters, CSV export and a report on any single parcel, are in the member research view.

Years tracked: 2026 (1 list). 2026: 688 parcels. Each year's Duval County list is kept as published, so a parcel that appears again next year can be traced back.

AddressTypeOpening bidAssessed value

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StatusNot yet announced
Next possible dateNot yet announced for the next cycle (last confirmed sale was 2026-05-27)
Property listPosted by official source (see link below)
Sale typeTax lien certificate
PlatformLienHub
Last verified2026-07-15

688 parcels on file for Duval County

No sale date is set right now. These are the parcels most recently listed by the county or its auction platform, including certificates offered over the counter where the county sells them that way; the next sale list appears here as soon as it is posted.

124 liens, 564 deeds. Opening bids run $48 to $309,602. Pro members research each parcel before the sale: a property report with the assessed value, the owner of record, liens on title and the county's own data, 25 reports a month, plus alerts the day Duval County changes this date.

Duval County at a glance

TaxLienSimple Index
58/100
Tier B
Competition
Severe
score 85.7
Auction format
Online
Median home value
$251,300
US Census ACS
Median gross rent
$1,293/mo
US Census ACS
Vacancy rate
9.4%
57.6% owner-occupied
Population
995,708
+9.2% over 5 years
Median real-estate taxes
$2,021/yr
US Census ACS
FEMA risk rating
Relatively High
Cold Wave, Lightning

Duval County is holding surplus funds from past tax deed sales

13 verified records totaling $270,938, taken from the county's own report dated 2026-10-24. Former owners can check whether they are owed money, free, at the Duval County surplus funds list.

Figures above are drawn from TaxLienSimple's tracked inventory, the county competition model and US Census ACS data; see how we verify.

This is one tracked sale cycle. For Duval County's recurring cadence, platform, legal structure, and other tracked cycles, see the Duval County tax sale hub.

What this page shows: Duval County's official platform has not yet announced the next sale, this year's cycle has closed and next year's hasn't opened. We're showing the typical season based on historical pattern, not a confirmed date. Always confirm directly with the official source below before making plans.

Next sale (not yet announced): Not yet announced for the next cycle (last confirmed sale was 2026-05-27)

Time: Online, runs across the 20-day bidding window.

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Property list

Sale type
lien
Auction platform
LienHub
Bidding method
Online bid-down auction from 18%, 5% mandatory minimum unless bid at 0% (Fla. Stat. 197.432/197.472).
Statutory maximum rate
Up to 18% a year, bid down in 0.25% steps; 5% minimum on redemption unless bid is 0% (FS 197.172)
Redemption period
2 years from April 1 of the issuance year before a deed application may be filed; certificate expires after 7 years (Fla. Stat. 197.482).
Deposit requirement
$100 or 10% of intended bid total, whichever is greater.

Registration deadline

Deposit due at least 5 business days before the sale closes.

Statutory basis

Fla. Stat. Ch. 197 (Sec. 197.432, 197.472, 197.502, 197.542)

Tax certificate sales (liens) and tax deed sales (auctions of unredeemed certificates) are both authorized under Ch. 197; deed sale timing is set per-case by each Clerk of Court, not a fixed statewide calendar date.

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Duval County tax sale, FAQ

When is the next Duval County, Florida tax sale?

Duval County, Florida has not yet announced its next sale date, this cycle has closed and the next hasn't opened. Watch this auction to be emailed the moment the date is confirmed.

What platform does the Duval County tax sale use?

Duval County, Florida runs its lien sale via LienHub. Online bid-down auction from 18%, 5% mandatory minimum unless bid at 0% (Fla. Stat. 197.432/197.472).

What is the redemption period and rate in Duval County, Florida?

2 years from April 1 of the issuance year before a deed application may be filed; certificate expires after 7 years (Fla. Stat. 197.482). Rate/premium: Up to 18% a year, bid down in 0.25% steps; 5% minimum on redemption unless bid is 0% (FS 197.172).

How do I register for the Duval County tax sale?

Deposit due at least 5 business days before the sale closes.

What deposit is required for the Duval County tax sale?

$100 or 10% of intended bid total, whichever is greater.

What this page does not show

Everything above is the sale itself: the date, the platform, the statutory terms and the county's own sources, free and without an account. What it does not show is the property-level detail, or the 409 other county and city sales tracked alongside this one.

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