Pima County, Arizona property records
Property records in Pima County, Arizona are kept by three offices: the county assessor, the county recorder and the county treasurer.
Where the record lives
The county assessor values property and keeps ownership and parcel records; the county recorder records deeds, liens and plats; the county treasurer bills and collects property tax and holds the yearly tax lien sale.
- RecordsCounty assessor and treasurer contacts (Arizona Department of Revenue)
- AssessorCounty assessor (official site)
- TaxCounty treasurer (official site)
Links last verified: November 2026
What investors check here
Arizona's county recorder holds the deeds, liens and plats, so the recorded deed shows who owns a property. The sale price is reported on the Affidavit of Property Value filed with the deed, which the assessor uses to value property. The assessor holds the parcel record and the county's valuation. Taxes are collected by the county treasurer, which holds the yearly tax lien sale on unpaid taxes.
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