County tax lien/deed listings and auction information for investors.

The state of Connecticut has 8 counties but no county government. All local government is at the municipal level. The municipal tax collector conducts tax sales. You will have to contact the municipal tax collector for information about the tax sale. You will not find much information online for tax sales in Connecticut, but you can find contact information for the tax collectors. You’ll have to go to the state website for links to towns and cities; click on the city’s government link to find the tax collector’s information.



Connecticut used to be a deed state, but in the last few years some municipalities have switched to having tax lien sales. By selling the liens instead of keeping them for the redemption period, municipalities can get their money from delinquent properties faster.



Most of the smaller municipalities still have deed sales. Only the larger cities have lien sales. The deeds sold in Connecticut are what are known as “redeemable deeds.” A deed sold at the tax sale is encumbered for 1 year during which time the original owner may redeem the deed by paying the amount for which it sold at the tax sale, plus 18% per annum.

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Counties	Auction Date	Auction Type
Fairfield (Bridgeport)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
Hartford (Hartford)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
Litchfield (New Hartford)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
Middlesex (Middletown)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
New Haven (New Haven)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
New London (New London)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
Tolland (Tolland)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed
Windham (Windham)	12/2199	Redeemable Deed

Connecticut Tax Lien/Deed Information and Listings

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