South Florida commercial foreclosure auctions
Non-residential foreclosure sales on the Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach clerk calendars, summarized from the county record. Updated November 11, 2026.
- Upcoming commercial sales
- 32
- In the next 30 days
- 16
- Final judgments on the calendar
- $80.9M
- Miami-Dade13 commercial sales · 1 in the next 30 days · $36.7M in judgments
- Broward13 commercial sales · 13 in the next 30 days · $25.9M in judgments
- Palm Beach6 commercial sales · 2 in the next 30 days · $18.3M in judgments
About these numbers
How many commercial foreclosure auctions are scheduled in South Florida?
As of November 11, 2026, 32 non-residential foreclosure sales are on the Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach clerk calendars, 16 of them in the next 30 days, carrying $80.9M in final judgments. Homestead properties and condos are excluded.
What counts as a commercial foreclosure sale here?
Sales of office, retail, industrial, hotel and mixed-use property, plus unclassified sales with a final judgment of $750,000 or more. Single-family homes, condos and homestead-exempt properties are left out, so the count is conservative.
How do commercial foreclosure auctions differ from residential ones in South Florida?
Commercial sales run on the same online clerk calendars, but judgments are larger and bidders are mostly investors and entities. In Miami-Dade, for example: A 5% deposit of the final bid is due immediately; the balance by the deadline set in the judgment. Always confirm terms on the clerk's site before bidding.
Where do I find the property, the debt and the lender?
Those details are on the Deal Board, which is updated daily. This page shows counts only.
Our guide to how foreclosure auctions work in Florida, New York and Texas walks through the sale procedure. Verify a specific sale on the county site before bidding.