Connecticut
foreclosure cases,
weeks before they reach the auction list.
A house in Naugatuck was filed on the court docket on November 10, 2025. The judgment came June 5, 2026; the auction is set for October 10, 2026, and the public sale list will show it about a month before. It sat on the docket for ten months first — with a $600,000 court appraisal against $108,000 of debt. Those ten months are what you're buying.
The public sale list is the last five weeks of a much longer case.
- On the docket the whole time — that's what we track.
- Public sale list shows the case here (median 35 days before the sale)
The average case in our records spends 442 days between filing and auction. The free list shows the last five weeks.
Averages across the 1,117 cases in our records that reached a judgment of sale; the public list's lead time is the median of 271 current postings.
What a record carries
A record carries the filing and return dates, docket entries, the motion for judgment and the judgment entry, judgment type, and auction date. It carries court-stated value and debt alongside assessor value and last sale, living area and units, plaintiff and counsel, and — for subscribers — the defendant of record and mailing address. Every record also carries the date we last checked it.