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Orange County, CA foreclosures and distressed properties

281 new foreclosure and distress filings in Orange County in the last 30 days and 0 auctions scheduled in the next 8 weeks, from public notices and records. Counts only: Property Alerts sends each record with its source link, the day it appears on paid plans.

Sources checked Oct 12, 2026, 7:53 PM PDT · newest record Oct 12, 2026, 7:58 PM PDT.

52new filings, last 7 days
281new filings, last 30 days
0auctions in the next 8 weeks

New filings per week

New filings per week in Orange County. 26 full weeks, Apr 13, 2026 to the week of Oct 5, 2026: 281 new filings; busiest week 184, latest week 97.

26 full weeks, Apr 13, 2026 to the week of Oct 5, 2026: 281 new filings; busiest week 184, latest week 97.

New filings by type

TypeLast 7 daysLast 30 days
Foreclosure (trustee sale)4284
Tax default0184
Lis pendens1013
All types52281

Activity by stage

StageLast 7 daysLast 30 days
Default or lawsuit filed4582
Auction scheduled715
Cancelled or cured12
Sold or completed14
Tax default listed0184

Properties with a recorded, posted or published event at each stage; one property can move through several stages.

Upcoming auctions by week

WeekAuctionsPostponed before
Week of Oct 12, 2026 (rest of this week)00
Week of Oct 19, 202600
Week of Oct 26, 202600
Week of Nov 2, 202600
Week of Nov 9, 202600
Week of Nov 16, 202600
Week of Nov 23, 202600
Week of Nov 30, 202600

The currently scheduled sale date of each case. Sales are often postponed or cancelled: verify with the trustee or the county clerk.

Most active ZIP codes

  • ZIP 92647 1 active

Most active cities

Active: properties with any recorded, posted or published event in the last 90 days.

Auction calendar by month

Past months

California foreclosure report: October 2026 (month to date)

Sources

Sources last checked Oct 12, 2026, 7:53 PM PDT.

How we count: a filing is a recorded, posted or published notice that starts a case or schedules its sale (notice of default, notice of trustee's sale, lis pendens or foreclosure complaint, tax-default listing, code case, probate petition). Each property counts once per period, even when several sources print the same notice. Days are the recording, posting or filing date. Counts come from public records and can lag or contain errors; owners' names and street addresses are never shown here. Members get each record with its source link, usually the same day the county posts it.