Broward County, Florida, contains 31 incorporated cities or municipalities and numerous unincorporated areas. Property records in Broward County provide detailed documentation on all real estate parcels within the county. They typically contain ownership history, valuations, tax details, legal descriptions, plat maps, boundaries, and more.

Data extracted from Broward County property records highlights a median home value of $401,809 and a corresponding median rent cost of $1,853. These figures are directly linked to the median household income recorded at $82,449. In median property taxes, the county has an average collection of 0.95% from homeowners applied to the home's appraised value.

The Broward County Property Appraiser is solely responsible for maintaining all public property records for the county. The office database contains comprehensive property records, including deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, exemptions, property values, taxes paid, and ownership information.

When searching for deeds, select the "Owner Name" button and search using last name, followed by a comma and first name, without spaces.

Furthermore, the Broward County Records, Taxes, and Treasury Division (RTT) works with the Property Appraiser's office to maintain public property records for Broward County, FL. Its Official Records Search tool allows users to access official documents like deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, and other items related to property transactions and ownership transfers.

Fees for public Broward County property records vary based on the document type and the office. But in the RTT, basic property record copies or lookups are free for the first 50 pages, then 15 to 20 cents per page afterward, plus costs for extra services, such as certification, if needed.

To obtain the present appraisal value of a property in the county, contact the Broward County Property Appraiser's Office, led by Marty Kiar. The office can provide this information upon request, requiring details such as the property address, owner's name, and parcel identification number. The office's website or phone number can be used to initiate the request.

To confirm zoning details in Broward County, FL, click "VIEW MAP" located at the upper section on any Broward County Property Appraiser property record page, then select "City Zoning Code" or "County Land Use" on the Layer List panel. The aerial image will present the corresponding zoning or land use information.