Pima County, Arizona, is home to five cities, with Tucson being the largest. Property records in Pima County, AZ, encompass documents about land ownership, including but not limited to property tax records, deeds, mortgages, liens, surveys, and property descriptions. These records give a complete picture of property details and history in the county.

Pima County property records reveal a median home value of $271,664, a median rent of $1,177, and a median household earning of $69,615. The data also shows that the county imposes a median property tax rate of 0.84% to its residents.

In Pima County, AZ, property records can be accessed through two primary offices. Researchers can explore deeds, mortgages, easements, liens, and other property documents by visiting one of the two locations of the Pima County Recorder's Office or utilizing their online platform.

For tax records, property maps and ownership, assessment data, exemptions, and appeals, individuals should visit the Pima County Assessor's Office. On their online property search tool, users can find records using various criteria, including parcel number, property owner name, address, map and plat, sequence number, docket and page number, public land survey, and subdivision details.

Fees for copies of property records in the county vary based on the document type, number and type of copies requested, and where the request is made.

In the Pima County Recorder's Office, property records, with the docket and page number known, are $0.25 per page for standard copies, $0.50 per page for large copies, $0.25 per digital copy, $1 per certified copy, $3 per certificate, $1 mail processing fee per document, and 2% convenience fee for online purchases.

To verify zoning in Pima County, submit a specific request letter in person or by email to the Development Services Department Planning Division. Pay the applicable fee through the online portal or in person. Afterwards, a zoning verification letter will be provided.