Wake County, North Carolina

Property records, parcel maps, and county statistics for Wake County, North Carolina.

433,550 parcels mapped100% with owner of recordPop. 1,151,009
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Wake County property records

433,550
parcels mapped
100%
with owner of record
Weekly
ownership and sale updates

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Questions about Wake County property records

How do I find who owns property in Wake County?

Open the CLILU map at Wake County, tap a parcel and the owner of record appears with the address, acreage and value. You can also search by owner name or address. CLILU has 433,550 Wake County parcels, 100% with owner names.

How often is Wake County parcel data updated?

CLILU checks the county's published parcel records every week and updates ownership and sale information that changed.

Can I download Wake County parcel data?

Yes. The full county is available as a CSV download, and the list builder exports filtered owner lists (absentee and out-of-state owners, vacant land, acreage, value, sale dates).

Are the Wake County property lines exact?

They come from the county's GIS parcel layer and are approximate. For legal boundaries, use a licensed surveyor or the recorded plat.

1,151,009
Population
$101,763
Median Income
$52,949
Per Capita Income
4.2%
Unemployment

County statistics

Economic Data

Labor Force
639,118
Poverty Rate
7.9%
Building Permits (2023)
9,318
New Housing Units (2023)
17,389

Health & Safety

Healthcare Shortage Area
Yes
HPSA Score
25
Disaster Declarations (10yr)
11
County FIPS
37183

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About Wake County, North Carolina

Wake County is located in North Carolina with a population of 1,151,009. The median household income is $101,763, and the unemployment rate is 4.2%. CLILU provides free access to parcel maps and property ownership records for Wake County.

Use the interactive map to search for properties by owner name or address. View parcel boundaries, acreage, and assessed values sourced directly from county assessor records.