Florida Property Search, Parcel Maps and Data

MapWise collects parcel maps and associated tax roll data from all 67 Florida Property Appraisers, standardizes the data to a common format, and provides property searching, parcel map viewing and data exporting in an easy to use MapWise GIS Map Viewer.

Parcel maps show the boundaries of real property. The term plat map is often used interchangeably. Each parcel has a large amount of information associated with it including owner name, mailing address, sales data, valuations, building info, and site address.

Use parcel information to:

Find vacant land for development.
Analyze recent real estate sales.
Search property owner information.
Generate property owner mailing lists targeting specific geographic areas.
Perform due diligence on properties prior to acquisition.

Save time researching property by using the same mapping and searching interface throughout Florida. Quickly zoom to an address using the address search bar above the map. Use the Parcel Search form to search for property by parcel ID, owner name, acres, sales and many other criteria. View different map layers with property boundaries overlaid including FEMA flood zone maps, wetlands, aerial photography, and elevation.

Property Search, Parcel Maps and Records

Use the MapWise GIS Map Viewer to search property by a wide variety of criteria, show selected parcels on the map, print maps and more.

Search by Parcel Identification Number (PIN), site address, owner name, sale date, sale price, legal description, and more.
View property boundaries with aerial photos, flood zones, wetlands, elevation, streets, and more.
Label parcels by PIN, altkey, owner name, and site address number.
View recent sales shaded by year and labeled on the map.
View current land use shaded by parcel.
Use "i-tool" to click on a parcel and view property record information.
Use the Select Parcels tool to select parcels on the map by point, line or polygon.
Measure length and area on the map.
Draw your own custom points, lines, polygons and labels on the map.
Print PDF format maps at 11x8.5, 11x17 or 24x36 maps in portrait or landscape format.

Current Land Use

Description: All Florida County Property Appraiser offices assign one or more land use codes to each each parcel of land. This map layer color codes land use types into a few groupings. See the legend for the group names and color definitions.
Usable Map Scale Range: 1:3,600 to 1:50,000
Data Source: Parcels
Map Sample

Recent Sales by Year

Description: Layers are available for the past 7 years. Each map layer year represents the most recent sale over $100 for that year. This layer represents "semi-qualified" sales. Its not a garanutee that all sales over $100 are qualified.
Usable Map Scale Range: 1:3,600 to 1:50,000
Data Source: Parcels
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Building Year Built

Description: Each parcel is color coded by minimum year built value.
Usable Map Scale Range: 1:3,600 to 1:50,000
Data Source: Parcels
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Site Address Labels

Description: Site address labels are located at the centroid of each parcel.
Usable Map Scale Range: 1:3,600 to 1:50,000
Data Source: Parcels
Map Sample

Parcels over 9 acres Grouped by Owner Name

Description: This layer shows parcels grouped by owner name.
Usable Map Scale Range: 1:3,600 to 1:50,000
Data Source: Parcels
Map Sample

Measure Length and Area of Parcels

Example polygon drawn on top of OpenStreetMap with total acreage and segment lengths in feet to demonstrate the Measure Parcel Length and Area tool.

Parcel Search

Search Results

Export Parcel Records

Export up to 50,000 records from a property search to Excel, tab-delimited text, or Shapefile format.

Property Information

Following is a snapshot of the Parcel Details page available for every parcel in the state of Florida. Most counties include a direct link to the county Property Appraiser web page for the property record and/or the official records page for each sale associated with the property.

GIS Parcel and Tax Roll Standardization

MapWise collects GIS parcel and tax roll data from all 67 county Property Appraisers in Florida and standardizes it to a common format. This saves you time by searching and viewing parcel information in a consistent format.

If you are using GIS software on your desktop computer to work with parcel data, data standardization saves you an enormous amount of time spent trying to figure out and process the various file formats provided by each property appraiser.

Data Update Frequency by County

The schedule for updating parcel data varies by county. The certified tax rolls are made available in Nov/Dec of the current year. Updates to the certified tax rolls include owner name, mailing address, sales, and for some counties valuations. Parcel lines are updated quarterly, semi-annually or annually, depending on the county.

Monthly Updates:

Alachua, Bay, Brevard, Broward, Charlotte, Citrus, Clay, Collier, Columbia, Desoto, Duval, Escambia, Flagler, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lake, Lee, Leon, Levy, Manatee, Marion, Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe, Nassau, Okaloosa, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Santa Rosa, Sarasota, Seminole, St Johns, St Lucie, Sumter, Walton and Volusia.

Bi-monthly Updates:

Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Liberty, Madison, Putnam, Suwannee, Taylor, Union, Wakulla, and Washington.

Bulk Parcel Data by County

If you have your own GIS software and are interested in just parcel data, we provide standardized parcel data by county for use in your GIS software. Shapefiles include 100+ columns of information. All properties are included, including condos. Please contact us for more information.