Pinal County, Arizona, consists of 13 cities and towns. Property records in Pinal County document land ownership, boundaries, encumbrances, and rights for real estate parcels. These public archives help establish property values and legal rights, essential for real estate transactions.

Pinal County property records unveil the local housing and financial dynamics, featuring a median home value of $198,000, while the median rent is $1,085. The county's households earn median incomes of $62,453 while bearing an average property tax rate of 0.61% of assessed property valuations.

In Pinal County, AZ, property records are maintained by the Recorder's Office. This office manages documents like deeds, mortgages, and property transactions.

Individuals can access these records in person at the Recorder's Office by providing the property address or parcel number or through their Official Records Search system, allowing anyone to view property records from May 23, 1980, remotely.

When accessing these records through their website, individuals should provide specific information such as the owner's name, fee number, document type, recording date, and other relevant details.

The fees for obtaining property records in Pinal County, AZ, are $1 per page for regular copies and $3 per document for certified copies.

To verify zoning information for a specific property in Pinal County, use the zoning interactive map to search for a parcel by address or parcel number. Activating the zoning layer will show the zoning designation. Filling out the zoning verification request form with the address or parcel number also allows Planning and Development to assist in determining the zoning.