Using and troubleshooting property search
Type an address into the address search bar and click “Search” to find a property. Click “See Full Report” to pull up a value report for that home. Read more about Property Explorer’s property report view.

Can’t find an address? If the address does not return a result, it could be one of a few address problems. The search bar may alert you to issues with a tooltip that says “Why isn’t my address appearing?” First, check your spellings and remove any abbreviations, for example write out “Court” instead of “Ct.” If you copied and pasted the address, try typing it in slowly instead. The search bar in Property Explorer has an autocomplete feature. Letting the system fill in the rest of your address is the best way to avoid entry errors.

There are a few reasons why we might not provide a report for a property. For example, at this time Property Explorer focuses on single-family detached residential properties. Where information is available, we also provide coverage of condominiums, townhouses, multi-family properties of up to four units, and manufactured/mobile homes. Empty or commercial lots may not show up in Property Explorer’s search. In efforts to always provide comprehensive information, we may also choose not to render a report if the public record is missing crucial information for a property.

Discover new listings and use the search map
​For general information about using this map, read more about using maps in Property Explorer.

The “Discover New Listings” area displays properties that have recently come onto the market near you. The property search view map defaults to showing properties that you have recently looked up, but you can also see the new listings by clicking “show listings on map.” To see your recent reports again, click “show recent reports on map.”

The property search view map also has the unique option to toggle between street view and satellite view. Click the box in the lower left corner to toggle views.