NEW YORK PROPERTY INFORMATION

New York Property Information, Records &​

Tax Resources

Explore property information across all 62 counties in New York State. Find property records, learn about property taxes, use free tax calculators, and discover helpful county resources for homeowners, buyers, sellers, investors, and researchers.

 

New York Property Search Tool

ABOUT NEW YORK PROPERTY

About New York Property

Explore New York property records, property taxes, assessments, parcel information, county resources, and other useful real estate information in one convenient place.

Finding the right property information can sometimes take time, especially when records and resources are spread across different counties and local offices. New York Property brings helpful property, tax, assessment, parcel, and county information together in an easy to use format. Whether you are checking your own property, researching a home, comparing locations, or simply learning more about New York real estate, our resources can help you find the information you need more easily.

New York Market Trends Across All 62 Counties

This section highlights New York real estate trends, including property values, sales activity, taxes, and assessments. Explore county-specific resources for property records, tax information, and local market insights across all 62 New York counties.

Monthly Sales Price Trend

Explore property market trends by county, year, and category. Review sales prices, down payments, homes sold, loan activity, and foreclosure trends across New York State.

Estimated monthly sales price Selected county and year
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Ways to Search Property Records in New York

We provide three simple ways to find property records across New York State. You can search by the property owner’s name, street address, or parcel number. Choose the search method that matches the information you already have and explore available property details for your selected county.

Search by Owner Name

Find New York property records using the owner's name and selected county.

Search by Property Address

Search New York property records using a street address, city, or town.

Search by Parcel Number

Use a parcel number, property ID, or SBL number to locate property records.

What Information Can You Find in New York Property Records?

Search property information by county to explore a range of public property records across New York State. Depending on the county and local records available, you may find details about property ownership, addresses, parcel information, land, assessments, taxes, sales history, buildings, and property location

Owner Information

  • Property Owner Name
  • Owner Mailing Address
  • Owner City
  • Owner State
  • Owner ZIP Code

Property Address

  • Street Address
  • Address Line 2
  • City or Town
  • Village
  • ZIP Code
  • Property Location

Parcel & Property Identification

  • County Name
  • Parcel Identification Number
  • Parcel Number
  • Tax Map Number
  • Section, Block & Lot (SBL)
  • Property Account Number

Land Details

  • Land Size
  • Lot Size
  • Land Area
  • Acreage
  • Land Use
  • Property Classification

Building Information

  • Year Built
  • Building Size
  • Living Area
  • Number of Buildings
  • Number of Units
  • Building Type
  • Property Condition
  • Improvement Details

Property Assessment & Values

  • Assessment Year
  • Assessed Value
  • Market Value
  • Full Market Value
  • Taxable Assessment
  • Exemptions
  • Property Tax Information

Sales History

  • Sale Price
  • Sale Date
  • Previous Sale Information
  • Deed Information
  • Recording Information
  • Property Transfer History

Legal & Tax Information

  • Legal Description
  • Property Class
  • Tax District
  • Assessment Information
  • Tax Exemptions
  • School District
  • Municipal Information

Location & Mapping

  • County
  • City or Town
  • Village
  • Township Information
  • Section
  • Block
  • Lot
  • Neighborhood Information

GIS & Parcel Mapping

  • Parcel Boundaries
  • GIS Property Data
  • Map Information
  • Parcel Location
  • Geographic Information
  • Property Map Details

Find Your County And Search Property Record

Florida has 67 counties with over 11.1 million parcels, 11.8 million matched buildings, and 13.1 million secondary addresses. Our Florida Property Search lets you explore zoning details across 11.1 million parcels accurately, and our free Florida property record search tool makes it easy to check parcel data just select your county below.

Alachua County 

118,559 Parcels 

Baker County 

13,050 Parcels

Bay County

133,885 Parcels

Bradford County 15,767 Parcels

Brevard County 351,522 Parcels

Broward County

786,481 Parcels

Calhoun County

12,094 Parcels 

Charlotte County 223,448 Parcels 

Citrus County

147,973 Parcels 

Clay County

102,343 Parcels 

Collier County 295,382 Parcels 

 Columbia County 37,676 Parcels 

DeSoto County

20,106 Parcels 

Dixie County

16,385 Parcels 

Duval County

406,073 Parcels 

 Escambia County 159,494 Parcels 

Flagler County

87,776 Parcels 

Franklin County 18,686 Parcels 

Gadsden County 27,564 Parcels 

Gilchrist County 15,231 Parcels 

Glades County

11,379 Parcels 

Gulf County

18,850 Parcel

Hamilton County 14,603 Parcels 

Hardee County

14,748 Parcels 

Hendry County

35,798 Parcels 

Hernando County 120,029 Parcels 

Highlands County 113,204 Parcels 

Hillsborough County 529,542 Parcels 

Holmes County

14,873 Parcels 

Indian River County 94,790 Parcels 

Jackson County 42,991 Parcels 

Jefferson County 12,939 Parcels 

Lafayette County

7,481 Parcels 

Lake County

215,330 Parcels 

Lee County

560,825 Parcels 

Leon County

112,578 Parcels 

Levy County

48,312 Parcels 

Liberty County

6,354 Parcels 

Madison County 16,481 Parcels 

Manatee County 230,337 Parcels 

Marion County 287,427 Parcels 

Martin County

96,879 Parcels 

Miami-Dade County 934,995 Parcels 

Monroe County 89,525 Parcels 

Nassau County 59,704 Parcels 

Okaloosa County 113,249 Parcels 

Okeechobee County 31,655Parcels 

Orange County 494,282Parcels 

Osceola County 211,556 Parcels 

Palm Beach County 683,820 Parcels 

Pasco County

318,117 Parcels 

Pinellas County

436,378 Parcels 

Polk County

431,112 Parcels 

Putnam County

97,835 Parcels 

Santa Rosa County

115,637 Parcels 

Sarasota County

308,132 Parcels 

Seminole County

181,044 Parcels 

St. Johns County

228,735 Parcels 

St. Lucie County

189,983 Parcels 

Sumter County

103,002 Parcels 

Suwannee County

32,077 Parcels 

Taylor County

18,835 Parcels 

Union County

7,329 Parcels 

Volusia County

311,515 Parcels 

Wakulla County 26,781 Parcels 

Walton County

94,811 Parcels 

Washington County 43,769 Parcels 

THE COUNTY OWNER

New York County Government

New York County, also known as Manhattan, is governed as part of New York City. Local government agencies manage public services, property records, assessments, taxation, infrastructure, and other community resources.

For property owners, residents, and researchers, understanding the local government structure can make it easier to find the right property information and public resources.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage local public services and operations
  • Maintain property and public records
  • Support property assessment and taxation
  • Oversee infrastructure and development
  • Provide access to local government resource

FAQs

What is New York County also known as?

New York County is commonly known as Manhattan. It is one of the five boroughs of New York City and is a major center for business, finance, culture, and real estate.

You can search New York County property information using details such as the property address, owner name, or property identification information, depending on the records available.

Property tax information can be found through the appropriate New York City and local government property tax resources. Tax details may vary based on the property and its assessment.

Yes. Public property records may provide information about property ownership, property location, assessments, and other real estate details, subject to the records available from the relevant government authority.

You can check available property assessment and valuation information through official local property resources. Assessment values are used for property taxation and may differ from the property’s current market value.

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