Identified Through County Assessor or Land Records
Ownership of neighboring properties can be found in public records maintained by the county assessor’s office or land registry. These records list current owners, parcel numbers, and legal descriptions.

• Searchable by address, parcel number, or GIS map tools
  
• Includes ownership name, mailing address, and property classification
  
• Often available online through county property search portals
  

Available via Title Reports and Boundary Surveys
A title report or boundary survey of your property often includes information on adjacent parcel ownership, especially for legal, zoning, or development purposes.

• ALTA/NSPS surveys label neighboring lots and their ownership
  
• Title companies can compile surrounding ownership data as part of due diligence
  
• Useful for assessing easements, shared boundaries, or potential encroachments
  

Useful for Development, Access, and Zoning Coordination
Knowing who owns neighboring parcels is important for negotiating access easements, resolving boundary issues, or coordinating future development. It also helps identify potential land use conflicts.

• Critical for securing shared driveways, utility access, or drainage rights
  
• Helps anticipate rezoning efforts or construction by adjacent owners
  
• Facilitates outreach for joint ventures or property acquisitions