How many tax-delinquent homes are in Long Beach?

Currently 2,223 parcels in Long Beach carry unpaid property taxes on the public record. Last updated July 2026.

How can I find tax-delinquent properties in Long Beach for free?

This page lists tax-delinquent homes in Long Beach. Sign up free (no card) to see owner names, exact arrears amounts, and parcel-level detail.

What happens to a Long Beach home that doesn't pay property taxes?

Nassau County enforces unpaid property taxes through an annual tax-lien sale: after taxes go unpaid, the county can sell a lien on the parcel, and the lienholder may eventually foreclose if the owner does not redeem. We track parcels at every stage of that pipeline.

Tax-Delinquent Homes Under $250K in Long Beach

Mid-market tax-delinquent parcels in Long Beach assessed below $250K — a common band for investor and owner-occupant distress buys.

2,223

Distressed

Auction

9,478

Vacant parcels

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Frequently asked questions

How many tax-delinquent homes are in Long Beach?: Currently 2,223 parcels in Long Beach carry unpaid property taxes on the public record. Last updated July 2026.
How can I find tax-delinquent properties in Long Beach for free?: This page lists tax-delinquent homes in Long Beach. Sign up free (no card) to see owner names, exact arrears amounts, and parcel-level detail.
What happens to a Long Beach home that doesn't pay property taxes?: Nassau County enforces unpaid property taxes through an annual tax-lien sale: after taxes go unpaid, the county can sell a lien on the parcel, and the lienholder may eventually foreclose if the owner does not redeem. We track parcels at every stage of that pipeline.

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