Search and paginate through properties across states, counties, or cities. The “state” field is required. For best performance and lowest latency, include “state”, “county”, and “address” — ZIP codes and city names vary across data sources. By default, broad searches exclude parcels without assigned addresses; set “includeUnassignedAddress=true” to include them. Pagination: use the “cursor” parameter for efficient pagination at any depth — see the Pagination guide for full details. The legacy “offset” parameter still works but is deprecated.
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Two-letter state (required field) (e.g., "CA")
ZIP code of the property (optional field).
County where the property is located (optional field).
City where the property is located (optional field).
Days to look back for transfers (e.g., "30") (optional field).
Numerical use code (e.g., 1002, 1001) (optional field).
The street address line 1 only (e.g. “123 Main Street”). Do not include city, state, or ZIP in this field. (optional field)
The unit number of the property (optional field). Do not include the type of unit. (e.g. “APT 2B” would just be “2B”)
If true, include parcels that do not yet have an assigned address. By default, broad searches exclude null or blank addresses.
Maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 10, maximum is 100.
1 <= x <= 100Opaque pagination token. Pass the value from a previous response's "metadata.nextCursor" to retrieve the next page. Omit on the first request. Constant-time per page regardless of pagination depth — preferred over "offset" for paginating through more than a few hundred results.
Deprecated. Number of records to skip. Defaults to 0. Use "cursor" instead — "offset" does not scale beyond a few thousand records and may produce timeout errors on deep pagination. Responses that include the "offset" parameter will return a "Deprecation: true" header along with a "metadata.deprecationNotice" field.
x >= 0If true, only residential properties; if false, only non-residential (optional field).