Find Every Property a Company or LLC Owns in New York
Give a company or LLC name as NY/Owner Name and get every New York parcel filed under it — no county required. One record per parcel: owner of record, property address, parcel ID, county, assessed and market value, and recorded sales where published, plus a free portfolio summary row totalling parcels and value by county. An entity may appear under several filed spellings.
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No. New York supports statewide owner search: write NY/Owner Name and every matching parcel comes back with its county.
No. The summary row — parcel count, per-county breakdown, assessed and market totals, and absentee count — is always free.
Owner names match what the assessor filed, so one entity can appear under several spellings or abbreviations. Search each spelling you know.
You get a labeled not_covered or failed row with the reason, and it is not charged. Only completed records that return something you did not already supply are billable.