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Tuscaloosa City officials declare six properties surplus, set foreclosure sale for Nov. 12
5904915 · October 7, 2025
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Officials voted to declare six city-owned properties surplus and place them in the city's annual foreclosure sale on Nov. 12; staff said four properties are already scheduled for this year's sale.
Tuscaloosa City officials voted to declare six city-owned properties surplus and place them in the city's annual foreclosure sale scheduled for Nov. 12, meeting participants said.
City staff said the foreclosure sale is used for properties that have been condemned, had demolition costs assessed and whose owners have not paid. "The city has an annual foreclosure sale.…
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