Updated August 27, 2026 · California Only, All of California
California Property Data
Properant is a California property database: 15 million parcels across all 58 counties, each carrying its ownership, sales history, open loans, foreclosure filings, liens, tax status, and occupancy signals — assembled from recorded county documents and assessment records, reconciled against releases, and searchable in one place. Not a national tool with a California checkbox; the entire platform exists for this one state.
What's in the Data
Owner of record and their true mailing address, owner-occupancy status, corporate-owner flags, assessed and market values, land use, lot, and building characteristics — the assessment roll for every parcel in the state.
Recorded sales with prices and document numbers, every open loan with lender, amount, and recording date, and estimated balances — the financial skeleton of each property.
Notices of default, trustee sale filings with auction dates and opening bids, foreclosure-acquired deeds — tracked filing by filing, with cures and cancellations removed as they record.
Judgments, federal and state tax liens, mechanics liens, utility liens, and HOA assessment liens — each one matched against recorded releases so the data reflects debt that is actually outstanding, not every filing ever made.
Delinquent amounts, first delinquent year, and payment activity from official records — the quiet signal most platforms skip entirely.
USPS vacancy flags on 171,302 properties, active lis pendens filings with case numbers, and tax-auction listings — the signals that say what's happening at the property right now.
Modeled property values combined with reconciled open debt produce a true equity read on every parcel — the number that decides whether a distressed owner can actually sell.
Every parcel drawn on an interactive statewide map — click any boundary in any county and the full record opens. Search results, lists, and profiles all resolve to the same 15 million mapped parcels.
Verified, Not Just Collected
The hard part of property data isn't gathering filings — it's knowing which ones still matter. A lien recorded in 2019 means nothing if it was released in 2021; a notice of default means nothing if the owner cured it. Properant reconciles every lien and loan against recorded releases and reconveyances, tracks each foreclosure through its stages, and removes what's resolved. The counts on every list page reflect that verification — which is why they're smaller, and more useful, than the raw filing counts other sources quote.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many properties are in Properant’s California database?
Fifteen million parcels — every county-assessed property across all 58 California counties, from San Diego to Del Norte, each linked to its ownership, sales, loan, and distress records and drawn on the parcel map.
How current is the property data?
County recordings and assessment records are ingested continuously and the derived signals refresh with them — as of August 27, 2026, 2,255,187 properties statewide carry an active distress signal. Properties leave a list the day the county records the release, cure, or sale that resolves it.
What makes this different from public county records?
The records are public; reading them at scale is not. Each of the 58 counties publishes separately, in its own format, with no way to search across them — and a lien filing tells you nothing unless you also find its release. Properant merges all 58 counties into one searchable database and reconciles both sides of every filing, which is the difference between raw documents and usable data.
Can I export California property data from Properant?
Yes — filter any combination of signals by county, city, equity, and owner type, then save and export the list. You can also upload your own list and have it matched and enriched against the full database. Data is licensed for your own business use through the platform.
Put All of California's Property Data to Work
This page is one slice of it. Properant connects every parcel in California to its owner, open loans, liens and foreclosure stage — then scores and skip-traces the ones worth calling.
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