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More Ways To Search. "I am committed to having the best staff and systems in place to ensure a fair and equitable determination of property values for all Palm Beach County property owners."
Tangible Personal Property Search. Property Name. All Residential Commercial. Owner Name (Last Name first) Example: Smi or Smith or Smith John. Address.
Official Records include court judgments, deeds, liens, marriage licenses, mortgages, plats and tax deeds. Digital images are available of documents dating back to 1968 (marriage license listings date back to 1909; plat and right-of-way maps date back to the late 1800's).
Your Property Appraiser has three primary responsibilities: Determine the taxable value of more than 640,000 parcels and nearly 60,000 tangible personal property accounts in Palm Beach County. Apply tax exemptions to properties that meet certain qualifications.
Your property’s assessed value is determined by the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser. The millage rate is set by each ad valorem taxing authority for properties within their boundaries. Non-ad valorem assessments are determined by the levying authority using a unit measure to calculate the cost of services.
The Palm Beach County Property Appraiser’s office (and property appraisers who are governed by the Florida Constitution and Statutes) determine the assessed value of each parcel of property as of January 1 every year.
You can search the Palm Beach County Appraiser by owner name, property address, parcel control number (PCN), subdivision, etc. Use the Palm Beach County Appraiser to see what the property taxes are for your property or to file for Homestead Exemption to save on your property taxes.
Property Search. The Property Search feature stands as a digital gateway to unlocking a wealth of information. This online tool offered by the Palm Beach County Property Appraisers introduces a new era of accessibility and convenience for residents and prospective buyers alike.
More than half a million parcels in Palm Beach County are mapped on our computerized Geographic Information System (GIS). Each receives a unique Property Control Number (PCN) to pinpoint its exact location. The GIS is an indispensable tool for our appraisers in the assessment process.
The Property Control Number can found on your tax bill. Example: 11-22-33-44-55-666-7777. The entire Property Control Number must be entered to perform a Property Control Number search.
