Connecticut Tax Sale Auctions & OTC Lands
Connecticut towns conduct non-judicial tax collector deed sales. If the owner redeems within 6 months, the buyer receives 18% annualized interest. Explore all 9 counties below for auction schedules, online bidding portals, and over-the-counter purchases.
All 9 Counties in Connecticut
Click any county for direct platform links, required deposit amounts, and lands available lists.
How Tax Sales Operate in Connecticut
Under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 12-157, delinquent property taxes follow a precise statutory timeline. Understanding the difference between bidding on Tax Deed (Redeemable) and purchasing over-the-counter is essential for investors.
Bidding & Auction Process
Auctions are conducted online via In-Person Town Hall Auction or in person by the Town Tax Collector. Winning bidders are required to tender payment via wire transfer, certified check, or ACH within statutory deadlines.
Over-The-Counter Lands (Town Retention / Subsequent Tax Auction)
In Connecticut, properties that do not sell at the initial auction are typically re-offered at subsequent judicial tax sales rather than sold over-the-counter.
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