We clean and convert all parcel data we receive into The Regrid Parcel Schema detailed below. Some counties may include additional fields. Wherever possible, we include those in our exports, but we do not have a key available for those fields. Each tier includes all of the fields in any tiers below it.
You can also view and download a detailed copy of the schema as a spreadsheet and access the schema API endpoint.
| Field | Name and Description | Premium | Standard | Datatype |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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ogc_fid |
Object ID | ✓ | ✓ | serial primary key |
|
geoid |
FIPS Code FIPS code (state + county FIPS codes) |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
parcelnumb |
Parcel ID The assessor's primary parcel identification number or code. Examples: 02004940, 001-020-4624-001 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
parcelnumb_no_formatting |
Parcel ID without Formatting The primary parcel identification number with spaces and formatting characters removed. Examples: 02004940, 0010204624001 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
state_parcelnumb |
State Provided Parcel ID Number Statewide parcel identification number. Collected where available from states that provide a statewide parcel ID. Examples: 02004940, 001-020-4624-001 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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account_number |
Parcel Account Number The assessor or tax collector's account identification number for a property. Examples: 02004940 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
tax_id |
Parcel Tax Identification Number The assessor or tax collector's tax identification number for a property. Examples: 02004940 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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alt_parcelnumb1 |
First Alternative Parcel ID An assessor-provided additional or alternative parcel identification number. Examples: 02004940, 001-020-4624-001 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
alt_parcelnumb2 |
Second Alternative Parcel ID An assessor-provided additional or alternative parcel identification number. Examples: 02004940, 001-020-4624-001 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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alt_parcelnumb3 |
Third Alternative Parcel ID An assessor-provided additional or alternative parcel identification number. Examples: 02004940, 001-020-4624-001 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
usecode |
Parcel Use Code Varies by governing municipality Examples: 104 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
usedesc |
Parcel Use Description Varies by governing municipality Examples: Residential |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
zoning |
Zoning Code Code used by the governing municipality Examples: R-1 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
zoning_description |
Zoning Description Human-readable name for the zoning code defined by the governing municipality Examples: Residential |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
zoning_type premium |
Zoning Type Standardized zoning type Examples: Residential |
✓ | text | |
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zoning_subtype premium |
Zoning Subtype Standardized zoning subtype Examples: Single-family |
✓ | text | |
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zoning_code_link premium |
Zoning Code Link Link to the municipality's zoning code Examples: https://www.zoneomics.com/code/anchorage-AK/chapter_10 |
✓ | text | |
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zoning_id premium |
Zoning Area ID ID for the zoning area for matching to the Regrid zoning product Examples: 5555 |
✓ | integer | |
|
struct |
Structure on Parcel | ✓ | ✓ | boolean |
|
structno |
Number of Structures on Parcel | ✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
yearbuilt |
Structure Year Built | ✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
year_built_effective_date |
Year Built Effective Date Year built adjusted by the assessor to account for building condition and major structural schanges. May be the year of the most recent major addition or renovation. Examples: 1989-07-01 |
✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
numstories |
Number of Stories | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
|
numunits |
Number of Living Units The number of individual living units, apartments or condominiums on a parcel. |
✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
numrooms |
Number of Rooms The number of rooms in the parcel's primary structure as recorded in county records. |
✓ | ✓ | double precision |
|
num_bath |
Number of Baths The total number of rooms that are utilized as bathrooms. Includes partial bathrooms. Examples: 3 |
✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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num_bath_partial |
Number of Partial Baths The total number of rooms that are utilized as bathrooms and are partial bathrooms by common real estate definition. Examples: 2 |
✓ | ✓ | double precision |
|
num_bedrooms |
Number of Bedrooms The total number of rooms that can be qualified as bedrooms. Examples: 3 |
✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
structstyle |
Structure Style | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
parvaltype |
Parcel Value Type The type of value reported in the parcel value fields Examples: Appraised, Assessed, Taxable, Market, Market Value |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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improvval |
Improvement Value | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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landval |
Land Value | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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parval |
Total Parcel Value | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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agval |
Agricultural Value | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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homestead_exemption premium |
Homestead Exemption An assessor-provided attribute indicating if the parcel has any tax exemption due to homestead status. |
✓ | text | |
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saleprice |
Last Sale Price | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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saledate |
Last Sale Date | ✓ | ✓ | date |
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taxamt |
Annual Tax Bill | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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taxyear |
Tax Year An assessor-provided attribute indicating the tax year the assessor data applies to. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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last_ownership_transfer_date |
Last Ownership Transfer Date Last Sale date for the most recent ownership transfer. Can convey that there has been a non-arms-length transfer after the most recent sale. Examples: 2021-11-01 |
✓ | ✓ | date |
|
owntype |
Owner Type | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
owner |
Owner Name | ✓ | ✓ | text |
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unmodified_owner |
Unmodified Owner Name Owner name before any standardization of punctuation and common government owners, or other details, are modified in any manner. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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ownfrst |
Owner First Name | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
ownlast |
Owner Last Name | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
owner2 |
Second Owner Name | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
owner3 |
Third Owner Name | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
owner4 |
Fourth Owner Name | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
previous_owner |
Previous Owner Name The previous owner or grantor of a parcel. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mailadd |
Mailing Address This is the address where the tax and other assessor's communications are sent. It is often thought of as the owner's mailing address. It is often the same address as the parcel physical street address, but very commonly it is a different address than the parcel address itself. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
mail_address2 |
Mailing Address Second Line | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
careof |
Mailing Address Care Of | ✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_addno |
Mailing Address Street Number Examples: 402 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
mail_addpref |
Mailing Address Street Prefix Examples: S |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_addstr |
Mailing Address Street Name Examples: FOURTH |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_addsttyp |
Mailing Address Street Type Examples: AVE |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
mail_addstsuf |
Mailing Address Street Suffix Examples: NW |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_unit |
Mailing Address Unit Number Examples: APT # 2 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_city |
Mailing Address City Examples: Ann Arbor |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_state2 |
Mailing Address State Mailing Address State 2-Letter abbreviation Examples: MI |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_zip |
Mailing Address ZIP Code | ✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_country |
Mailing Address Country Examples: US, Bolivia, Canada |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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mail_urbanization |
Mailing Address Urbanizacion (Puerto Rico) | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
original_mailing_address |
Original Mailing Address Mailing address fields as originally provided by the county, encoded as a JSON object. This field was originally separated by a semicolon and a space and data will exist in that format as a migration happens over time. Examples: {"address"=>"12109 Katz Rd", "saddno"=>"12109", "saddstr"=>"Katz Rd", "scity"=>"Ann Arbor", "szip"=>"48105"}, 12109 Katz Rd; NW; Ann Arbor; MI; 48105 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
address |
Parcel Address This is the address of the parcel itself. Also called the "situs address" or "site address". Not every parcel has a street address, especially in agricultural areas and other large parcels. Examples: 12109 KATZ RD |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
address2 |
Parcel Address Second Line | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
saddno |
Parcel Address Number Examples: 12109 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
saddpref |
Parcel Address Prefix Examples: N |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
saddstr |
Parcel Address Street Name Examples: GLENN |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
saddsttyp |
Parcel Address Street Type Examples: RD |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
saddstsuf |
Parcel Address Street Suffix Examples: NW |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
sunit |
Parcel Address Unit Examples: Apt 2, Unit B, 6th floor |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
scity |
Parcel Address City Examples: GRASS LAKE |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
original_address |
Original Parcel Address Parcel Address fields as originally provided by the county, encoded as a JSON object. This field was originally separated by a semicolon and a space and data will exist in that format as a migration happens over time. Examples: {"address"=>"12109 Katz Rd", "saddno"=>"12109", "saddstr"=>"Katz Rd", "scity"=>"Ann Arbor", "szip"=>"48105"}, 12109 Katz Rd; NW; Ann Arbor; MI; 48105 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
city |
US Census County Subdivision Used for organizational purposes. Refer to scity for the city associated with the site address. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
county |
Parcel Address County | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
state2 |
Parcel Address State Examples: MI |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
szip |
Parcel Address Zip Code Examples: 48103, 48104-3423 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
szip5 |
5 Digit Parcel Zip Code Examples: 48103 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
urbanization |
Parcel Urbanizacion A postal address field commonly used in Puerto Rico Examples: Caguas |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
ll_address_count premium |
Regrid Calculated Total Address Count Total number of primary and secondary addresses on the parcel as calculated by Regrid |
✓ | integer | |
|
location_name |
Location Name A name commonly associated with this parcel |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
address_source |
Primary Address Source Default source if none is listed is the county. Examples: openaddresses, county |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
legaldesc |
Legal Description | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
plat |
Plat Plat number the parcel is recorded on Examples: A |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
book |
Book Book/Liber the parcel is recorded in Examples: 231 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
page |
Page Page/Folio the parcel is recorded on Examples: 2 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
block |
Block | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
lot |
Lot | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
neighborhood |
Neighborhood | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
neighborhood_code |
Neighborhood Code | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
subdivision |
Subdivision | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
lat |
Latitude On parcel centroid latitude decimal coordinate |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
lon |
Longitude On parcel centroid longitude decimal coordinate |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
fema_flood_zone premium |
FEMA Flood Zone | ✓ | text | |
|
fema_flood_zone_subtype premium |
FEMA Flood Zone Subtype | ✓ | text | |
|
fema_flood_zone_raw premium |
FEMA Flood Zone Raw Data | ✓ | text | |
|
fema_flood_zone_data_date premium |
FEMA Flood Zone Data Date | ✓ | date | |
|
fema_nri_risk_rating premium |
FEMA NRI Risk Rating Sourced from FEMA's National Risk Index; the Risk Rating leverages available source data for natural hazard and community risk factors to develop a baseline relative risk measurement for each U.S. Census tract for all 50 states, the District of Columbia (DC), American Samoa (AS), Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (MP), Guam (GU), Puerto Rico (PR), and the U.S. Virgin Islands (VI). The National Risk Rating is intended to help users better understand the natural hazard risk of their communities by providing a category range from “Very Low” to “Very High.” |
✓ | text | |
|
qoz |
Federal Qualified Opportunity Zone Is this parcel in a US Federal Qualified Opportunity Zone Examples: Yes, No |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
qoz_tract |
Qualified Opportunity Zone Tract Number Census tract number as it was defined in Dec 2018 when QOZs were designated. Examples: 30059000100, 30107000100 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
census_tract |
Census 2020 Tract | ✓ | ✓ | text |
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census_block |
Census 2020 Block | ✓ | ✓ | text |
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census_blockgroup |
Census 2020 Blockgroup | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
census_zcta |
Census Zip Code Tabulation Area The Census Zip Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA) in which the center of the parcel is located. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
census_elementary_school_district premium |
Census Provided Elementary School District | ✓ | text | |
|
census_secondary_school_district premium |
Census Provided Secondary School District | ✓ | text | |
|
census_unified_school_district premium |
Census Provided Unified School District | ✓ | text | |
|
ll_last_refresh |
Last County Refresh Date The last date Regrid refreshed the data from the County. |
✓ | ✓ | date |
|
sourceurl |
Source URL A county-provided URL to the county parcel record online |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
recrdareatx |
Recorded Area (text) | ✓ | ✓ | text |
|
recrdareano |
Total Square Footage of Structures An assessor-provided number in square feet that indicates the total habitable / taxable area of buildings on the parcel. |
✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
area_building |
Building Area Total area square feet of all structures on the property, which can include; Hallways, Common Areas (Gym, Laundry, Mail, Pool, etc) and any other area determined by the specific county assessor. Examples: 1359 |
✓ | ✓ | integer |
|
area_building_definition |
Area Building Definition Details the area described by the area_building value. Examples: Unknown, Living Area, Total Area |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
deeded_acres |
Deeded Acres | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
|
gisacre |
County-Provided Acres | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
|
sqft |
County-Provided Parcel Square Feet | ✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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ll_gisacre |
Regrid Calculated Parcel Acres Parcel acres as calculated by Regrid from the parcel geometry |
✓ | ✓ | double precision |
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ll_gissqft |
Regrid Calculated Parcel Square Feet Parcel square feet as calculated by Regrid from the parcel geometry |
✓ | ✓ | bigint |
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ll_bldg_footprint_sqft premium |
Regrid Calculated Building Footprint Square Feet Total building footprint in square feet as calculated by Regrid |
✓ | integer | |
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ll_bldg_count premium |
Regrid Calculated Building Count Total number of buildings on the parcel as calculated by Regrid |
✓ | integer | |
|
cdl_raw premium |
Cropland Data Layer Raw Values This is an array of [value,percentage] pairs that represent the pixel classes present in the parcel and their percentage of the total pixels. Examples: 36, 60.0, 75, 20.0, 87, 10.0, 190, 10.0 |
✓ | text | |
|
cdl_majority_category premium |
Cropland Data Layer Majority Category This is the human readable Category name for the land cover type that is most common on the parcel. Examples: Alfalfa |
✓ | text | |
|
cdl_majority_percent premium |
Cropland Data Layer Majority Percent This is the actual percentage of pixels for the majority category. Examples: 60.0 |
✓ | double precision | |
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cdl_date premium |
Cropland Data Layer Date The year of the Cropland Data Layer data set the current attributes are derived from. Examples: 2021 |
✓ | text | |
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insite_score premium |
InSite Score NatureServe InSite Score, an integrated biodiversity value score Examples: Very High, High, Moderate, Low |
✓ | text | |
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plss_township |
PLSS Township Public Land Survey System Township reference. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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plss_section |
PLSS Section Public Land Survey System Section reference. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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plss_range |
PLSS Range Public Land Survey System Range reference. |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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reviseddate |
Date of Last Revision The last date of last revision as provided by the county assessor's office if available. |
✓ | ✓ | date |
|
path |
Parcel Path Regrid's human-readable identifier for this parcel. Not guaranteed to be stable between updates. Examples: /us/mi/wayne/detroit/123, /us/ny/new-york/manhattan/375553 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
|
ll_stable_id |
Stable ID Status Indicates if the 'll_uuid' value has changed or was newly assigned during the last refresh from the county. A 'null' indicates a new ll_uuid was generated because the new data was not matched to any existing data during the county data refresh process. If there is any value in this field besides a NULL or empty string, it means we were able to match the refreshed parcel with a parcel in our previous data. The available non-null values are 'parcelnumb', 'address', 'geometry' or 'preserved' and they indicate what attribute we used to match the refreshed parcel to the previous parcel. 'preserved' is a legacy value and just indicates that the ll_uuid was carried forward from the previous data. Examples: preserved (ll_uuid unchanged), parcelnum (ll_uuid unchanged, matched on parcel number), address (ll_uuid unchanged, matched on address), geometry (ll_uuid unchanged, matched on geometry), |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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ll_uuid |
Regrid UUID Uniquely identifies a single parcel with a v4 uuid. A stable parcel id across county data refreshes. This field should be used for tracking individual parcels. Examples: 4cc9eda6-883c-4f38-9a07-b44900a64b16 |
✓ | ✓ | uuid |
|
ll_stack_uuid |
Parcel Stack UUID Uniquely identifies a group of parcels with exact duplicate geometries using one stack member parcel's ll_uuid assigned to all the parcels in the stack. This field should be used for identifying and working with groups of stacked parcels (parcels with exactly duplicated parcel geometry). The parcel ll_uuid chosen for the ll_stack_uuid is arbitrary and does not indicate a primary parcel. Examples: 4cc9eda6-883c-4f38-9a07-b44900a64b16 |
✓ | ✓ | text |
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ll_row_parcel premium |
Regrid Right-of-Way Parcel Flag Identifies a parcel as being a likely right-of-way parcel. These are usually roads, streetsets, railways, utilities, rivers, etc. Values are text strings identifying the trait of the parcel that led to it being flagged. Examples: parcel_number, land_use, perimeter_ratio, hull_ratio |
✓ | text | |
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ll_updated_at |
Last Modified Timestamp of the last modification of any kind to this row. Examples: 2019-06-06 12:45:21.285102-04 |
✓ | ✓ | timestamp with time zone |
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precisely_id premium |
Precisely ID The PreciselyID represents a point addressable location. If a location has multiple alias addresses (alias street names, vanity city names, etc), it will receive the same PreciselyID. |
✓ | text | |
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placekey premium |
Placekey Examples: 227-223@5vg-82n-pgk |
✓ | text | |
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dpv_status premium |
USPS Delivery Point Validation Examples: V, N |
✓ | text | |
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dpv_codes premium |
Delivery Point Validation Codes | ✓ | text | |
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dpv_notes premium |
Delivery Point Validation Notes | ✓ | text | |
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dpv_type premium |
Delivery Point Match Type Examples: H (High Rise), S (Street) |
✓ | text | |
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cass_errorno premium |
CASS Error Codes | ✓ | text | |
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rdi premium |
Residential Delivery Indicator Examples: Y, N |
✓ | text | |
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usps_vacancy premium |
USPS Vacancy Indicator Examples: Y |
✓ | text | |
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usps_vacancy_date premium |
USPS Vacancy Indicator Date Date the vacancy indicator was collected |
✓ | date | |
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padus_public_access premium |
PAD-US Public Access Designation United States Geological Survey Protected Areas Database of the United States Public Access designation. Examples: Open Access, Restricted Access, Unknown (Closed), Closed |
✓ | text | |
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lbcs_activity premium |
Land Use Code: Activity Actual activity on land, eg farming, shopping, manufacturing. |
✓ | numeric | |
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lbcs_activity_desc premium |
Land Use Code Description: Activity Description of the LBCS numeric code |
✓ | text | |
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lbcs_function premium |
Land Use Code: Function Economic function or type of establishment, eg agricultural, commercial, industrial |
✓ | numeric | |
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lbcs_function_desc premium |
Land Use Code Description: Function Economic function or type of establishment, eg agricultural, commercial, industrial |
✓ | text | |
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lbcs_structure premium |
Land Use Code: Structure Type of structure or building, eg single-family house, office building, warehouse |
✓ | numeric | |
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lbcs_structure_desc premium |
Land Use Code Description: Structure Type of structure or building, eg single-family house, office building, warehouse |
✓ | text | |
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lbcs_site premium |
Land Use Code: Site What is on the land |
✓ | numeric | |
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lbcs_site_desc premium |
Land Use Code Description: Site What is on the land |
✓ | text | |
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lbcs_ownership premium |
Land Use Code: Ownership Ownership structure, eg public, private |
✓ | numeric | |
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lbcs_ownership_desc premium |
Land Use Code Description: Ownership Ownership structure, eg public, private |
✓ | text | |
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housing_affordability_index premium |
Housing Affordability Index Housing Affordability Index (HAI) measures the ability of a typical resident to purchase a home in the geographic area. The HAI has a base of 100, representing where the median income is sufficient to qualify for a loan on a median-valued home and not be cost-burdened (cost-burdened=greater than 30% of income spent on housing). HAI values > 100 indicate increasing affordability; HAI values < 100 indicate areas where homes are less affordable and median income might be insufficient to purchase a median-valued home. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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population_density premium |
Population Density Estimate of the Population Density (population per Square Mile) in the geographic area. Population density is computed by dividing the total population within the geographic area by the total land area, measured in square miles. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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population_growth_past_5_years premium |
Population Growth (CAGR) past 5 years Population Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for the previous 5 year period, is an annualized measure describing the direction (either positive or negative) and magnitude of change in the total number of persons between the previous 5 years. Annualized means that the resultant value reflects a rate of change over a twelve-month time period. This permits analysis of multiple growth rates between values measured at differing points in time using a common time period of twelve months; the annualized growth rate is repeated, or compounded, each year. The CAGR is sometimes referred to as growth rate, annual rate, annualized growth rate, or compound growth rate. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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population_growth_next_5_years premium |
Population Growth (CAGR) next 5 years Five-year forecast for Population Growth, Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). The Population Growth CAGR is an annualized measure that describes the direction (either positive or negative) and magnitude of change in population between the current year and that year plus 5. The CAGR is sometimes referred to as growth rate, annual rate, annualized growth rate, or compound growth rate. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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housing_growth_past_5_years premium |
Housing Units Growth (CAGR) past 5 years Housing Units Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for the previous five year period, is an annualized measure describing the direction (either positive or negative) and magnitude of change in the total number of housing units between the previous 5 years. Annualized means that the resultant value reflects a rate of change over a twelve-month time period. This permits analysis of multiple growth rates between values measured at differing points in time using a common time period of twelve months; the annualized growth rate is repeated, or compounded, each year. The CAGR is sometimes referred to as growth rate, annual rate, annualized growth rate, or compound growth rate. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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housing_growth_next_5_years premium |
Housing Units Growth (CAGR) next 5 years Five-year forecast for Housing Units Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). The Housing Unit CAGR is an annualized measure that describes the direction (either positive or negative) and magnitude of change in total housing units between the current year and that year plus 5. The CAGR is sometimes referred to as growth rate, annual rate, annualized growth rate, or compound growth rate. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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household_income_growth_next_5_years premium |
Median Household Income Growth (CAGR) next 5 years Five-year forecast for Median Household Income Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). The Median Household Income CAGR is an annualized measure that describes the direction (either positive or negative) and magnitude of change in the total Median Household Income between the current year and that year plus 5. The CAGR is sometimes referred to as growth rate, annual rate, annualized growth rate, or compound growth rate. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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median_household_income premium |
Median Household Income (current year) Estimate of Median Household Income in the geographic area for the previous year. Median Household Income is the amount that divides household income (annual income for all household earners age 15+) into two equal groups in a geographic area; half of the population will have income higher than the median and half will have lower income. If the median falls in the upper income interval of $200,000+, it is represented by the value of $200,001. Esri uses the U.S. Census definition of income. This attribute is calculated at the Census Block Group in which the parcel is located. Source US Census Bureau via Esri. Updated each July representing previous year. |
✓ | numeric | |
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transmission_line_distance premium |
Distance to Transmission line Sourced from HIFLD; provides the distance from the parcel boundary to the nearest relatively high voltage (69kv - 765kv) electric transmission line as available within the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) Transmission Line dataset |
✓ | numeric | |
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roughness_rating premium |
Roughness Rating The amount of elevation variability within a parcel. Calculated per parcel from Digital Elevation Model (DEM). 0-80m is considered to represent a level terrain surface; 81-116m represents a nearly level surface; 117-161m represents a slightly rugged surface; 162-239m represents an intermediately rugged surface; 240-497m represents a moderately rugged surface; 498-958m represents a highly rugged surface; 959-4367m represents an extremely rugged surface. |
✓ | numeric | |
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highest_parcel_elevation premium |
Highest Parcel Elevation Highest elevation value (meters) intersecting the parcel calculated using best available terrain data. Calculated for each parcel. |
✓ | numeric | |
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lowest_parcel_elevation premium |
Lowest Parcel Elevation Lowest elevation value (meters) intersecting the parcel calculated using best available terrain data. Calculated for each parcel. |
✓ | numeric |
- Please note: Due to file format restrictions the
ogc_fidcolumn is not included in the geojson, kml, shp, and csv bulk data file formats.
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