St. Louis County, MO foreclosure auctions

Weekly snapshot of posted foreclosure and tax-sale notices in St. Louis County, Missouri. Updated October 26, 2026.

19Active notices
Oct 27Next sale date (2026)
19Sales in next 30 days
$99,980Median opening bid

Notices by sale month

Count of active notices by scheduled sale month
MonthNotices
October 20267
November 202612

Top cities

CityNotices
Saint Louis7
Florissant6
Ballwin2
Maryland Heights2
St Louis1

Sale type

TypeNotices
Trustee sale19

How foreclosure sales work in St. Louis County

Missouri mortgage foreclosures are usually non-judicial trustee sales. The trustee publishes a notice of sale in a newspaper in St. Louis County and sells the property at public auction, usually at the courthouse. Trustees typically require certified funds on the day of sale.

Redemption after a Missouri trustee sale is rare. Sales are often continued, so confirm the date with the trustee shortly before the sale.

Our Missouri data comes from a trustee firm's published sale list. It does not yet include every trustee, so some sales in the county are not listed; more coming.

This is general information, not legal, financial or investment advice. Talk to a Missouri real-estate attorney before you bid.

St. Louis County foreclosure snapshot

This week's St. Louis County data has 19 active listings. Saint Louis accounts for 7 of them, and 19 are set for sale within 30 days.

St. Louis County foreclosure FAQ

When is the next foreclosure auction in St. Louis County, Missouri?

The next scheduled sale date in our data is October 27, 2026. Missouri trustee sales are often continued or cancelled, so confirm with the trustee right before the sale.

How does a Missouri foreclosure reach a sale?

Most Missouri foreclosures are non-judicial. The trustee named in the deed of trust publishes a notice of sale in a local newspaper and sells the property at public auction, usually at the county courthouse (RSMo 443.290 and following).

Is there a redemption period after a Missouri sale?

Usually not. A one-year redemption right exists only when the lender buys the property and the owner gave written notice of intent to redeem before the sale and posts a bond (RSMo 443.410).

How many sales are listed in St. Louis County right now?

As of October 26, 2026 there are 19 active sale listings with an upcoming sale date. Saint Louis has the most (7).

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