Multnomah Property Records

Multnomah County, Oregon, consists of six cities, with Gresham being the largest and Portland being the county seat. Property records in Multnomah County, OR, document real estate ownership, transfers, and transactions, which are crucial in maintaining transparency and accuracy in property dealings.

Analyzing recent Multnomah County property records can give insights into the local real estate market. The records reported a median home value of $495,965 and a median rent of $1,385 against the county's median household income of $76,682. In property taxes, Multnomah County levies an average rate of 1.07% of the property's value.

For individuals looking for Multnomah County, OR property records, like deeds, mortgages, liens, property ownership, assessed values, and property tax details, several methods are available to obtain them.

They can visit the Division of Assessment, Recording, and Taxation of the Department of County Management, submit mail requests, or access records online using the two property records websites of the division.

These two websites, MultcoPropTax.com and MultcoRecords.com, typically require an address and owner name to access most records online. More detailed information, like sales records, may require additional verification to protect privacy.

The fees to obtain property records in the county vary depending on the request method. Mailing requests incur fees of $4 for the first page and $0.25 for each additional page for standard copies, while certified copies cost $7.75 for the first page and $0.25 for each extra page per document.

Printing from public terminals costs $0.25 per page for standard copies and $4 for the first page, with $0.25 for each additional page per document for certified copies.

To verify zoning information for Multnomah County properties, contact the Land Use Planning Division of the Department of Community Services or use the interactive map on the county website. This map allows users to access specific zoning designations, plan areas, aerial photos, and additional regulatory boundaries for that property.