How to Search Arizona Property Records (Start Here)
Don't guess which office to use. Follow this order:
- Ownership & tax value: Search the county Assessor (or Appraiser) for current owner, parcel data, and assessed value.
- Deeds & mortgages: Search the county Recorder (or Clerk) for recorded documents — deeds, mortgages, liens, easements.
- Tax bills & payments: Search the county Treasurer (or Tax Collector) for current tax amounts and payment status.
- Sales history: Often available through the Assessor or a combined property search portal.
⚠ Key Fact: Each office maintains its own records separately. There is no single database for all Arizona property records.
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Use the databases below to search Arizona property records.
Apache County | Tax Records
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Apache County Treasurer property tax account records and online tax payments.
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Graham County | Assessor
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Assessor's parcel search for property records in Graham County.
Graham County | GIS
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GIS map interactive property search from the Graham County Assessor.
Greenlee County | Tax Records
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Property and tax account record search from the Greenlee County Treasurer.
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Maricopa County Assessor
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Maricopa County Assessor database for property records by parcel number, address, last name & street, or by subdivision name.
Maricopa County Treasurer
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Maricopa County Treasurer real and personal property database by parcel number.
Maricopa County | GIS
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Search the Maricopa County, Arizona interactive GIS (Geographical Information System) by map, parcel number, or owner name.
Mohave County Property Tax Status
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Search your property tax status in Mohave County, Arizona by parcel number, name or address.
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Mohave County | Sales Histories
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Property value sales histories from the Mohave County Assessor.
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Navajo County | Assessor
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Property ownership and assessment records from the Navajo County Assessor.
Navajo County | Tax Records
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Property tax records and online tax payment service from the Navajo County Treasurer.
Navajo County | Treasurer GIS
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GIS interactive map property and tax search from the Navajo County Treasurer.
Pima County Assessor
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Parcel, address, taxpayer name, map plat, recorded docket, sequence, public land survey, and subdivision property searches from the Pima County.
Pima County Property
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Use this service of the Pima County, Arizona Assessor's Office to search for property records in Pima County, Arizona by parcel number, name, situs,.
Pima County Tax Records
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Pima County Treasurer's Office property tax records searchable by name, mailing address, state code, reference number, or address range.
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Pinal County | Manufactured Housing
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Pinal County Assessor search for manufactured housing records.
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Yavapai County | Assessor GIS
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GIS interactive map parcel database from the Yavapai County Assessor.
Yavapai County | Tax records
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Yavapai County property tax information by parcel number, taxpayer number, owner name, or owner mailing address.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I search Arizona property records? ▼
Don't guess which office to use. Start with the strategy box at the top of this page — it tells you whether to search the Assessor, Recorder, or Clerk first. Property records in Arizona are split across multiple offices.
Is there a single database for all Arizona property records? ▼
No. There is no single database for all Arizona property records. Ownership, tax assessments, deeds, and liens are each maintained by different county offices. Use the databases listed on this page.
What is the difference between the Assessor and the Recorder? ▼
The Assessor determines property value for tax purposes. The Recorder (or Clerk) records deeds, mortgages, liens, and other documents. They are separate offices with separate databases.
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