DeKalb County Tax Sale List – November 2026 (GA)
Auction date: November 3, 2026. Time and location: see the official county notice at the DeKalb County tax sale page.
DeKalb County publishes this list as a table on its website. We turned it into a sortable spreadsheet and added owner mailing addresses, appraised values and investor flags.
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The first 5 of 53 properties. House numbers and parcel IDs are partly hidden, and owner details are in the paid file.
| Property address | Parcel ID | Type | Amount due | Appraised value | Tax years | Owner & mailing address |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| •••• FLAKES MILL RD | ••• •• 012 | 101-Residential 1 family | $7,211 | $211,000 | 2025 | Locked |
| •••• WOODYHILL DR | ••• •• 058 | 101-Residential 1 family | $12,686 | $288,100 | 2025 | Locked |
| •••• DALHOUISE LN | ••• •• 052 | 101-Residential 1 family | $10,478 | $205,400 | 2025 | Locked |
| •••• HILLSIDE PL | ••• •• 035 | 107-Single Family Residential Townhouse | $7,657 | $185,200 | 2025 | Locked |
| •••• COHASSETT CT | ••• •• 137 | 101-Residential 1 family | $9,449 | $198,500 | 2025 | Locked |
+ 48 more properties in the full list
Unlock full list - $19.90County notice vs. TaxSaleSheet Excel
| Feature | County notice | TaxSaleSheet |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Web table | Sortable Excel + CSV |
| Owner mailing address | No | Yes, 53 properties |
| Appraised / market value | No | Yes |
| Property type & acreage | No | Yes |
| Investor flags | No | Yes |
| Parcel IDs verified against GIS | No | Yes |
| Amount due | Yes, as published | Yes, as published |
Sale at a glance
The DeKalb County, GA tax sale on November 3, 2026 lists 53 properties. Amounts due total $546,345, with a median of $9,898 per property, ranging from $5,217 to $18,375. Appraised values run from $117,700 to $424,100 (median $223,700) across 53 properties with a value on record. The most common property types are 101-residential 1 family (41), 107-single family residential townhouse (6), 106-single family residential condominium (2).
- 101-Residential 1 family: 41
- 107-Single Family Residential Townhouse: 6
- 106-Single Family Residential Condominium: 2
- 301-Commercial/Dwelling Conversion: 1
- 355-Office Condominium: 1
- 356-Retail Condominium: 1
Fields in the Excel
- •Sale Date
- •County
- •Sale / Levy ID
- •Parcel ID
- •Property Address
- •Owner (as listed)
- •Owner (assessor record)
- •Mailing Address
- •Mailing City
- •Mailing State
- •Mailing ZIP
- •Tax Years
- •Amount Due / Starting Bid
- •Appraised Value
- •Assessed Value (40%)
- •Property Class
- •Land Use
- •Zoning
- •Land Acres
- •Land Sq Ft
- •Living Area Sq Ft
- •Year Built
- •Bedrooms
- •Baths
- •Likely Absentee Owner
- •Mailing Address Out of State
- •Possible Estate / Deceased Owner
- •Amount Due ÷ Appraised Value
- •Notes
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- Step 3Verify with the county
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FAQ
What is in the file?
One row per property in the DeKalb County sale, in Excel and CSV. Each row has the full address and parcel ID, owner mailing address, assessed and market value and property type, plus the amount due and tax years the county lists.
Where does the data come from?
The property list is the county's published tax sale notice. Owner, value and property fields come from county assessor and GIS records, and each field is labeled with its source and year in the file.
What are the investor flags?
Four hints on each property. Absentee owner: the owner mailing address differs from the property address, or is a PO box. Out-of-state mailing: the owner mailing address is outside Georgia. Possible estate: the owner name contains words such as estate, heirs or deceased. Amount-to-value ratio: the amount due divided by the appraised value. They are computed from public records and are hints for your research, not legal determinations.
Can I get a refund?
Refund terms are on our Terms page. Read the terms.
What if the county changes the list?
Counties sometimes add or remove properties before the auction. When that happens we review the updated list and update the file, and you can re-download it from your dashboard.
Data source
Compiled from the official county tax sale list (original document). Data last updated 2026-10-19. Verify with the county before bidding; the county's official records prevail.
How Georgia tax sales work
- Georgia county tax sales are redeemable tax deed sales. The buyer receives a tax deed, but the property owner (and anyone with an interest in or lien on the property) may still redeem it (O.C.G.A. § 48-4-40).
- Redemption is allowed within 12 months of the sale, and after that until the right to redeem is cut off by the buyer's notice (O.C.G.A. § 48-4-40).
- To redeem, the owner pays the amount the buyer paid at the sale, plus taxes and special assessments the buyer paid afterwards, plus a premium of 20% for the first year or part of a year and 10% for each later year or part of a year. Payment is made in U.S. currency to the buyer (O.C.G.A. § 48-4-42).
- Starting 12 months after the sale, the buyer can bar the right of redemption by serving notice on the owner, any occupant and other interested parties, and by publishing it in the county's legal newspaper for four consecutive weeks (O.C.G.A. §§ 48-4-45, 48-4-46).
- Sale time, place and payment terms are set by each county. See the official county notice before you bid.
Summary for general information only, not legal advice. See O.C.G.A. § 48-4-40 et seq. for the full text. Last reviewed 2026-10-19.
Data is compiled from public county government records and may contain errors or be out of date. Always verify with the official county source before bidding. TaxSaleSheet does not provide investment or legal advice.