Build on- and off-market property lists, save your queries, get updates and consolidate your property research, all in one real estate data service.
See all properties associated with an owner, past and present, complete with detailed real estate data. Get in touch using researched contact details.
Run sales comparables with comprehensive real estate data. Customize your searches to confidently assess property values.
Prospect frequently updated foreclosures, auction info included. Filter and export your lists and seamlessly run your property research.
PropertyShark offers 1 free sample report to each user to explore the range of property intelligence we offer. You can then opt to buy individual property reports or choose from one of the 3 subscription plans - Pro, Elite and Platinum - depending on your area of interest and research needs.
Subscription plans can be structured on a monthly or yearly basis, with yearly plans offering a 17% savings benefit. For details, explore our Subscription page and find the right plan for you.
All packages include detailed property reports, recorded owners, maps, plus tools like property and mailing list builders. On the highest end, you can uncover New York City property data such as real owners behind LLCs and their phone numbers.
PropertyShark sources property information only from official and vetted Albany County real estate data sources, such as government agencies. PropertyShark employs significant property research efforts to verify the validity of all property data.
PropertyShark offers a selection of real estate courses on the most important real estate topics and tools, including:
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Yes, PropertyShark can be of great advantage to individuals who are not real estate professionals, but need reliable real estate data, such as insurance agents and service providers.
The average homebuyer can also conduct comprehensive property research with PropertyShark to discover detailed property information, while journalists and researchers can make use of both commercial and residential real estate data.
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