Tax Sale Results
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Oshawa
Oshawa
County: Durham
Sale Properties:
1900 Simcoe St N Suite 536, Oshawa
Minimum Tender Amount: $15,435.76
37 tenders , sold for $186,500.00
TSR22-031
Minimum Tender Amount: $44,103.76
28 tenders , sold for $609,156.00
TSR21-173
Minimum Tender Amount: $48,283.71
46 tenders , sold for $451,000.00
TSR19-296
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Every year Ontario municipalities offer hundreds of tax sale properties for sale for prices that are a fraction of market value. By law, municipalities do not have to get market value for the property
What Happens After You Win?💭 ![]()
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Winning a tax sale tender is just the beginning. After you’ve paid the balance and the deed is transferred, you officially become the owner.![]()
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From there, you may need to handle repairs, secure the property, or begin plans for development. It’s the start of a new chapter, and preparation will help you succeed.![]()
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Want to know what comes next? Contact us to learn more!
Deadlines matter in tax sales. From submitting your tender to making the final payment, missing a date can mean losing your chance to purchase or forfeiting your deposit.![]()
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Always mark deadlines clearly in your calendar, set reminders, and give yourself extra time to avoid last-minute problems.![]()
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Stay on top of important dates by visiting OntarioTaxSales.ca
Municipalities rely on property taxes to provide services. When taxes go unpaid, it creates a shortfall that affects the entire community.![]()
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By selling properties through tax sales, municipalities can recover what is owed and make sure those properties don’t sit vacant or fall into disrepair.![]()
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For buyers, this process creates a way to purchase land or buildings while also supporting community renewal.![]()
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Check out OntarioTaxSales.ca to see how tax sales work in your area!
Every property offered in a tax sale comes with a tender package. These documents include important details like the minimum bid, terms of sale, and information about the property itself.![]()
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Taking the time to read and understand this information is critical. Overlooking a detail could mean missing deadlines or not meeting the requirements of the sale.![]()
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Contact us or visit OntarioTaxSales.ca to ensure you’re fully informed🤝
Tax Sale in the City of Peterborough will be today, December 9, 2025. The tenders will be opened after 3:00 p.m. at The Corporation of the City of Peterborough Office, 500 George St N, Peterborough in the City Board Room.
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