Town of Ossining tax sale, 2026 season

Verified

Ossining's verified record is a single town directed sale, and this page keeps it at that size. In September 2024 the town sold one parcel for non-payment of taxes through Maltz Auctions: 38-40 Lincoln Place, in the Village of Ossining (Section 97.07, Block 6, Lot 54), offered online only under the heading Town Directed Auction. The listing cites no statute, and the town publishes no sale calendar, multi parcel list or standing program in the sources read.

What is documented is complete for that one sale: a $210,000 minimum bid, a $21,000 deposit delivered before the close of bidding, a 6 percent buyer premium, and a 45 day closing. Westchester County runs no delinquent tax sale, so a town parcel's enforcement sits with the town; this auction is the town acting on it, once, on the record.

Dates and deadlines

Verified sale	38-40 Lincoln Place, Ossining (Village of Ossining; Section 97.07, Block 6, Lot 54): online bidding opened Monday, September 16, 2024, 11:00 a.m. and closed Wednesday, September 18, 2024, 11:00 a.m., through Maltz Auctions, a town directed auction due to non-payment of taxes
Next sale	Not announced. No recurring town sale or calendar is published in the town sources read
Format	Online only bidding through the retained auctioneer, in the verified sale
Selling office	Town of Ossining, through Maltz Auctions

Sources: Maltz Auctions, 38-40 Lincoln Place, Ossining, Town Directed Auction (maltzauctions.com). Confirm with the selling office before relying on any date on this page: sales move, terms change, and parcels are pulled up to sale day.

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How the Ossining town directed auction worked

The verified sale is town directed. The town sold a parcel for non-payment of taxes through Maltz Auctions in September 2024, 38-40 Lincoln Place in the Village of Ossining, offered online only. The listing cites no statute and the town publishes no sale calendar.
It is a single parcel record, not a program. No recurring town auction, multi parcel list or standing terms are published in the town sources read; the 2024 sale's own terms are in the terms table below.
The county does not sell for the town. Westchester County runs no delinquent tax sale; enforcement sits with its cities and towns, and this sale was the town's.

How registration works

Pre-registration was required for the 2024 sale: a signed Terms and Conditions of Sale and Online Bidding Form, plus the deposit below, delivered to Maltz Auctions, 39 Windsor Place, Central Islip, NY, before bidding.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The terms below are the published terms of the September 2024 sale of 38-40 Lincoln Place. They are one parcel's terms, not a standing schedule:

Minimum bid (2024 sale)	$210,000
Deposit (2024 sale)	$21,000, by cashier's check payable to Maltz Auctions, or postal money order or wire received at least 24 hours before the close of bidding
Buyer premium (2024 sale)	6 percent
Closing (2024 sale)	Within 45 days after the auction; one 30 day extension available with an additional non-refundable 10 percent deposit. Sold free and clear of all monetary liens, as is
Deed type	Not published in the sources read.

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The discipline in the 2024 sale was the deposit clock: $21,000 had to be in the auctioneer's hands, in Central Islip, at least 24 hours before bidding closed, which means the decision to bid is made before the auction ends, not during it. Treat any future Ossining sale the same way: the auctioneer's listing is the sale document, and the town publishes nothing else to work from.

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