When is the next Rockwall County foreclosure auction?

The next Rockwall County foreclosure auction is scheduled for 09/01/2026. Texas foreclosure auctions are held on the first Tuesday of each month.

Where is the Rockwall County foreclosure auction held?

Rockwall County foreclosure auctions are held at the county courthouse. Check 64cents.com for the specific location details.

How many properties are in the Rockwall County foreclosure auction?

There are currently 23 properties scheduled for the upcoming Rockwall County foreclosure auction on 09/01/2026. The list is updated daily from courthouse public records.

How do I bid at a Rockwall County foreclosure auction?

Texas foreclosure auctions are non-judicial and open to the public. Bidders must bring certified funds (cashier's check) on auction day. The winning bidder receives a trustee's deed. There is no redemption period for non-homestead properties in Texas.

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Rockwall County, TX Foreclosures (2026)

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Next Auction: 09/01/2026

Last Update: 08/12/2026

Browse every active Rockwall County, TX foreclosure listings scheduled for the upcoming trustee sale. Every listing includes the property address, auction date, estimated equity, appraised value, lien information, and legal description. Our foreclosure data is sourced directly from official rockwall foreclosure notices and public courthouse records and updated daily.

Rockwall County currently has 23 active foreclosure properties going into auction on 09/01/2026. All properties are sourced from county courthouse public records and updated daily ahead of the first Tuesday auction. Rockwall County foreclosure auctions are held at .

4010 Gulfview Dr, Rowlett, TX 75088

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $489,335

Lien: $99,000

100 Park Dr, Maumelle, TX 72113

Real TOWNHOUSE NON-WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $429,530

Lien: $239,000

103 THISTLE PL, TOLUCA LAKE, TX 91602

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR WATER-VIEW

Appraised Value: $558,882

Lien: $330,000

2421 Daybreak Dr, Rockwall, TX 75032

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $387,947

Lien: $264,100

178 HENRY M CHANDLER DR, FOREST HILLS, TX 11375

Real TOWNHOUSE SFR WATER-VIEW

Appraised Value: $214,575

Lien: $147,500

502 Francis Ln, Royse City, TX 75189

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $288,284

Lien: $230,241

3019 Bayside Dr, Rockwall, TX 75087

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $353,872

Lien: $293,550

4125 Cerulean Cir, Royse City, TX 75189

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $446,663

Lien: $387,671

301 ELK Dr, Royse City, TX 75189

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $685,763

Lien: $664,000

612 Bunker Hill Rd, Fate, TX 75189

Real RESIDENTIAL SFR NON WATERFRONT

Appraised Value: $327,825

Lien: $356,465

For a complete foreclosure listing in Rockwall County, TX and information visit foreclosure listing page

Rockwall County Housing Market Condition

Growing Market

Rockwall County is a Growing Market driven by strong population growth, expanding housing supply, and low unemployment. Over the past year the county added roughly 6,700 residents (a 5.7% increase), and housing stock grew by about 2,150 units (5.2%), signaling both demand and more choices for residents as the area continues to attract people.

Home price trends and FHFA

That growing population has coincided with higher measured home prices: the median home value rose about 7.6% to $415,500, and median gross rent increased roughly 4.9% to $1,992 per month. Those gains suggest continued buyer interest and upward price pressure in many segments of the market. At the same time, the FHFA repeat-sales index for Rockwall shows a modest decline of 0.87% over a recent 12‑month period while the state index moved up about 0.8% over the same period; this difference highlights that different price measures and time windows can tell different stories about short-term momentum. In short, headline medians point up while a transaction-based index shows a mild pullback.

Vacancy and ownership

Vacancy and ownership patterns are shifting in ways that could ease some of the tightness that accompanied past growth. Vacancy rose to 5.4% from 4.6% (about a 17% increase), and total housing units expanded, while owner-occupancy remains high and essentially unchanged at about 82.5% of occupied units; renter share moved only slightly. Together these trends suggest more supply is coming online, which can give buyers and renters more options even as demand stays elevated.

Labor market conditions

The labor market is supportive of housing demand: Rockwall’s most recent unemployment rate is 3.5%, below both the state and national rates of 4.3% in the same reporting period. Low unemployment helps household confidence and the ability to buy or rent, reinforcing pressure on housing even as vacancy nudges higher.

What this means

HomeownersRecent median value gains mean many owners have built equity, but a mild FHFA decline suggests some price softness in transaction-based measures.

BuyersMore housing units and a rising vacancy rate mean slightly more choices, though prices by conventional measures remain higher than a year ago.

RentersRents have risen moderately, but growing supply could ease competition for some units over time.

Market ParticipantsExpect mixed signals—strong demand fundamentals and more supply coexist with a modest FHFA price dip, so watch both transaction-based indexes and local listings for the clearest picture.