El Paso County, Colorado Property Records

El Paso County, Colorado, consists of eight separate cities and towns. In El Paso County, CO, property records typically refer to public records that contain information about real estate ownership, sales, and transfers. These records can include property value, property taxes, and property characteristics.

Recent El Paso County property records reveal a dynamic local housing market. The records indicate a median home value of $339,962, a median rent of $1,432, and a median household income of $82,688. Additionally, property owners contribute to the county's coffers through a property tax levied at 0.45%.

Property records in El Paso County, CO, are typically indexed using a combination of unique identifiers, including grantor/grantee names, instrument numbers, document types, parcel numbers, and property addresses. The El Paso County Office of the Clerk and Recorder maintains most property documents like deeds, liens, and mortgages, which can be searched using their Web Access system.

Property owners, real estate professionals, and the public can also access essential details like property ownership history, assessed values, and tax information through several online systems of the El Paso County Assessor's Office.

For copies of property records, remote printing through the Clerk and Recorder's online service costs $0.25 per page. For records from the Assessor's Office, contacting the agency to inquire about specific fees is advisable.

For inquiries about zoning information for specific properties in unincorporated areas of El Paso County, CO, contact the Planning and Community Development Department. Note that separate regulations apply within incorporated cities or towns. In such cases, zoning records can be verified at the local town or city's planning building.