Who owns this property?
Type an address and Seayora reads the government's own records — the deed, the tax roll and the landlord registration — and shows you who they name, with a link to each record. Free, and no account.
Where the names come from
- New York City: the buyer on the last recorded deed (ACRIS), the owner the City lists for the tax lot (PLUTO), and the owner and managing agent registered with HPD
- Philadelphia: the owner of record from the Office of Property Assessment
- Cook County (Chicago): the owner name the Assessor keeps for the tax bill
- Washington, DC: the owner on the Office of Tax and Revenue's tax roll
Reading the answer
- Each name is shown with the record it came from and that record's date
- A managing agent runs a building; the owner can be a company or a trust
- Records can be months behind a sale
- If you own or live at a property, you can ask Seayora not to show its owner — the government's record stays public