The next Metropolitan Nashville / Davidson County delinquent tax sale is November 18, 2026. The court must advertise the parcel list roughly three weeks beforehand, on October 30, 2026.
The figure printed next to each parcel is the delinquent tax debt — what the owner owed. It is not the price. Because Tennessee tax sales are competitive and the properties carry an equity of redemption, bidding routinely runs far past the debt.
At the most recent Davidson County sale (June 17, 2026), 74 parcels were advertised with a combined tax debt of $410,249.98. Of those, 8 later appear in the Chancery Court's excess-proceeds register, which lets us recover what they actually sold for:
Method: excess proceeds are what remains after the tax debt, court costs and fees are paid. Adding them back therefore gives a conservative floor on the winning bid — true hammer prices are at or above these figures. Source: Davidson County Chancery Court sale list and the Clerk & Master's published excess-proceeds register.
| Property | Tax debt | Cleared for | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|
| 940 COARSEY DR | $1,435 | $80,359 | 56.0x |
| 814 LEWIS CT | $3,782 | $109,807 | 29.0x |
| 1074 A ZOPHI ST | $8,975 | $214,458 | 23.9x |
| 3319 OLD HICKORY BLVD 36 | $4,953 | $74,907 | 15.1x |
| 0 UNION HILL RD | $673 | $9,097 | 13.5x |
| 3319 OLD HICKORY BLVD 35 | $4,953 | $66,907 | 13.5x |
| 0 RIVER ROAD PIKE | $1,859 | $24,406 | 13.1x |
| 0 RUTH ST | $426 | $1,597 | 3.8x |
The sale calendar is free and always will be — dates, the advertisement window and the court terms. When a new list is published, it is parsed and matched to property records the same day.
Source: Davidson County Chancery Court Clerk & Master and the published tax sale schedule, plus Metro Nashville property records. Public-records research, not legal or tax advice — verify every parcel with the county and the Clerk & Master before bidding or relying on any figure here.