Del Norte County Property Search by Owner Name, Address & Parcel ID
Search Del Norte County property records by owner name, property address, parcel ID, city, or ZIP code using our free property search tool. Instantly access ownership details, assessed value, parcel information, property characteristics, sales history, and other available public records. Enter your search below to quickly find accurate property information for residential, commercial, and vacant land parcels across Del Norte County.
Communities
2
Total Parcels
23,835
Median Home Value
$342,000
Data Updated
August 2026
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Del Norte County Assessor's Office
The Del Norte County Assessor’s Office is led by Jennifer Perry, who serves as the County Assessor. The office is responsible for maintaining accurate property assessments, updating parcel records, and administering property tax exemptions in accordance with California law. It also manages valuation records for residential, commercial, agricultural, and business properties throughout the county.
Assessor Services
The office provides property assessment, ownership record updates, parcel mapping, exemption administration, and valuation services for county property owners.
- Property value assessments
- Parcel map records
- Ownership change processing
- Homeowner exemptions
- Business property assessments
- Assessment roll information
- Property data requests
- (707) 464-7200
- assessor-general@co.del-norte.ca.us
- 981 H Street, Suite 120, Crescent City, CA 95531
Del Norte County Real Estate Market Trends (2025–2026)
Del Norte County’s real estate market experienced changing conditions throughout 2025 and 2026, with fluctuations in home prices, property sales, mortgage lending, and foreclosure activity influencing the county’s overall housing landscape.
Del Norte County Housing Market Trends (2025–2026)
The data shows how property values, lending activity, sales volume, and foreclosure trends changed across Del Norte County between 2025 and 2026.
Median Home Prices Continued to Reach New Highs
Median home prices increased from $322,000 in January 2025 to a peak of $346,500 in June 2026 before easing slightly to $344,000 in July 2026, reflecting sustained market strength.
Buyers Needed Larger Down Payments
Median down payments mirrored home prices, rising from $32,200 in January 2025 to $34,650 in June 2026 before settling at $34,400 in July 2026, increasing buyer cash requirements.
Home Sales Remained Strong Throughout Spring
Homes sold climbed from 14 in January 2025 to 25 in June 2025, peaked again at 26 in June 2026, and finished with 22 sales in July 2026.
Purchase and Refinance Loans Followed Different Trends
Purchase loans increased from 10 to 20 between January 2025 and June 2026, while refinance loans moved from 6 to 11, then declined to 6 by July 2026.
HELOC Activity Reflected Growing Home Equity
HELOC loans started at 4 in January 2025, reached 7 during June and July 2025, peaked at 8 in June 2026, then moderated to 6 in July 2026.
Foreclosure Filings and Starts Increased Gradually
Foreclosure filings fluctuated between 2 and 4, while foreclosure starts ranged from 1 to 3 throughout 2025–2026, indicating modest but controlled foreclosure activity across Del North County.
Completed Foreclosures Stayed Relatively Low
How to Search Property Records in Del Norte County, CA
Finding property records is simple with California Property Checker. Like our other California county search tools, this page offers six free search methods to help you locate property information quickly. Follow the instructions below carefully to improve search accuracy and easily find ownership, parcel, and assessment records for the property you need.
Use the Owner Name search option if you know the name of the current or previous property owner. Keep in mind that a single parcel may have more than one owner, so records can be listed under different names. If your first search doesn’t return any results, verify the spelling and try searching with another owner’s name associated with the property.
If you enter the complete property address, the tool will usually return the exact matching property record. However, entering only a street name, partial address, or road name may display multiple matching properties. In that case, simply review the results and select the parcel that matches your target property.
Searching with a Parcel Number (APN/Parcel ID) is the most accurate way to find a property record because every parcel is assigned a unique identification number by the county assessor. Unlike name or address searches, a Parcel ID typically returns a single matching record, making it the fastest and most reliable search method.
The ZIP Code search helps you view properties located within a specific postal area. Because one ZIP Code can include many residential, commercial, and vacant land parcels, your search may return multiple records that you can filter further using the available property details.
If you don’t know the exact property address, you can search by city name to browse all available properties within that location. This option is especially useful when researching neighborhoods, comparing multiple parcels, or locating properties before narrowing your search with additional details.
For more precise results, use the Advanced Search option. It combines multiple filters, allowing you to search using different property details at the same time. Applying additional filters reduces unnecessary results and helps you locate the correct property record much faster, especially when only limited information is available.
What Information Does Our Property Search Tool Provide?
Our property search tool organizes public property records into easy-to-understand sections, helping you quickly review ownership, assessment, location, structural details, parcel information, and valuation data without searching through multiple county resources.
Ownership & Parcel Details
View the core identification information used to locate and verify a specific property parcel.
- Parcel (AIN/APN) number
- Assessor reference ID
- Roll year
- Property classification
- Legal parcel description
Property Location
Access detailed location information to accurately identify where the property is situated.
- Complete property address
- House and unit number
- Street name
- City and ZIP Code
- Latitude & longitude
Building Characteristics
Review important physical details about the property and any structures built on the parcel.
- Year Built
- Effective construction year
- Total buildings
- Living area (sq. ft.)
- Bedrooms, bathrooms & units
Assessment & Values
Understand how the property has been assessed and how its taxable value is calculated.
- Land Value
- Improvement Value
- Total Assessed Value
- Taxable value
- Base assessment years
Tax & Exemptions
Check available tax-related information, exemptions, and assessment classifications associated with the property.
- Homeowner exemption
- Real estate exemption
- Fixture Exemption
- Personal Property Exemption
- Taxable Property Status
Additional Property Data
Explore supporting records and administrative details that help complete the property’s public profile.
- Tax rate area
- Assessment region
- Cluster code
- Recording date
- Property use information
Cities and Communities We Cover in Del Norte County
Our property search tool lets you search records across the incorporated city and unincorporated communities throughout Del Norte County. Whether you’re looking for a residential home, commercial property, vacant land, or rural parcel, you can search properties in the locations listed below using any of our free search options.
Crescent City
Bertsch-Oceanview
Crescent City North
Gasquet
Hiouchi
Klamath
Fort Dick
Smith River
Darlingtonia
Douglas Park
Patrick Creek
Rock Creek Ranch
Yontocket
Requa
Wilson Creek
Wau Kell
Little River
Bertsch
Enderts Beach
Lake Earl
Nearby Counties
If you need to search property records beyond Del Norte County, our California Property Checker also provides free property search tools for nearby counties. You can quickly access property ownership, parcel, and assessment records by visiting any of the neighboring California county pages listed below.
Del Norte County Property & County Information
| Property & County Information | Del Norte County Details |
|---|---|
| County | Del Norte County |
| State | California (CA) |
| County Seat | Crescent City |
| Incorporated Cities | 1 Incorporated City (Crescent City) |
| Population | Approximately 26,410 Residents |
| Total Parcels | Approximately 23,835 Assessor Parcels |
| Median Home Value | Approximately $342,000 |
| Property Tax Information | Based on California Proposition 13 with Local Voter-Approved Assessments |
| Primary Property Types | Residential, Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial, Vacant Land & Timber Properties |
| School Districts | Multiple Public School Districts Serving Del Norte County |
| Time Zone | Pacific Time (PT) |
| Flood Zone Information | Available Through FEMA Flood Maps & Official County GIS |
| Property Search Options | Owner Name, Property Address, APN, ZIP Code, City & Advanced Search |
| Property Records Available | Ownership Details, Assessed Values, Parcel Data, Tax Information, Maps & Legal Descriptions |
| Official Assessor | Jennifer Perry |
| Official Records Source | Del Norte County Assessor's Office & County Clerk-Recorder |
| Assessment Standard | California Proposition 13 Assessment System |
| GIS & Parcel Maps | Available Through Official Del Norte County GIS Services |
| Property Assessment Method | Annual Assessment Roll Maintained by the County Assessor |
| County Property Feature | Includes Coastal Properties, Redwood Forest Parcels & Environmentally Sensitive Land Areas |
FAQ's
Can I search remote or rural properties in Del Norte County?
Yes. Many properties in Del Norte County are located in rural communities and forested areas where mailing addresses may be limited. If an address search doesn’t work, try using the parcel number, city name, or ZIP Code to locate the correct property.
How can I identify a property near the Redwood National and State Parks?
Properties near protected park boundaries can be easier to identify using parcel information instead of a street address. Our search tool helps you review parcel details before checking local land use or environmental restrictions.
Are vacant land parcels included in the property search?
Yes. The database includes many undeveloped parcels across Del Norte County. Whether you’re researching land for recreation, investment, or future construction, you can search available parcel records using multiple search methods.
Can I compare multiple properties before making an offer?
Absolutely. You can perform separate searches for different parcels and compare location details, property characteristics, assessed values, and other available public records before making a purchasing decision.
Why do some Del Norte County properties have limited address information?
Some rural parcels are identified primarily by their Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) rather than a complete street address. In these cases, searching with the APN usually provides more accurate results than using a partial address.
Can I use this tool to research inherited or family-owned property?
Yes. If you know the owner’s name, parcel number, or property location, our search tool can help you locate available public property records that may assist with family property research or estate planning.
Does California Property Checker replace the County Assessor's website?
No. California Property Checker is an independent property search platform that makes finding records easier by offering multiple search options in one place. For certified copies or official filings, you’ll still need to contact the appropriate county office.
What makes Del Norte County different from other California counties?
Unlike many urban California counties, Del Norte contains extensive forestland, coastal properties, and low-density residential areas. Because of this, parcel-based searches are often more effective than searching by street address alone.
Can contractors and land developers use tool?
Yes. Contractors, builders, surveyors, and land developers can use the search tool to review parcel locations, property characteristics, and assessment information before beginning project planning or site evaluations.
What is the fastest way to locate a property in Del Norte County?
If you have the APN, it will usually return the most accurate match. Otherwise, combine an owner name with a city or ZIP Code to narrow your results and quickly find the correct property using California Property Checker.