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Government Auctions and Foreclosure Sales in Hawaii
No federal listings open right now. Judicial and nonjudicial foreclosure state, redeemable tax deed sales · Data as of 10/27/2026
- Open government listings
- 0
- GSA, Treasury, IRS, USDA
- Foreclosure process
- Judicial and nonjudicial
- Trustee sales allowed
- Property tax sales
- Redeemable tax deed
- Counties
- 5
- Sales run by each county
How foreclosure and tax sales work in Hawaii
General rules. Procedures vary by county, so confirm with the official office.
Hawaii allows both judicial and nonjudicial foreclosure, and the property is sold by a court-appointed commissioner or the lender.
Hawaii generally sells a deed to tax-delinquent property through the county finance or real property tax office, but the former owner can still redeem it for a set period after the sale.
Learn more: foreclosure auctions and sheriff sales · tax deed vs. tax lien
Government property for sale in Hawaii
No federal auctions open in Hawaii right now
Source: GSA Auctions API, U.S. Treasury, IRS Auctions, USDA · Last updated 10/27/2026
Foreclosure and tax sales by county
Each county page explains who runs local sales and links to official sale sites.
Online: confirmed official online auction site. Numbers: open federal listings in the county.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Hawaii a judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure state?
- Hawaii allows both judicial and nonjudicial foreclosure, and the property is sold by a court-appointed commissioner or the lender.
- Is Hawaii a tax lien or tax deed state?
- Hawaii generally sells a deed to tax-delinquent property through the county finance or real property tax office, but the former owner can still redeem it for a set period after the sale.
- Where can I find HUD and other government homes in Hawaii?
- HUD homes are listed on the HUD Home Store, VA homes on VA's listing site and USDA homes on USDA's resales site. Treasury and IRS real estate auctions in Hawaii appear in the list above when they are scheduled.