What physical property characteristics are typically included?

Physical property characteristics in a standard property data record include property type, structure type, square footage, lot size, bedrooms, bathrooms, year built, and stories. More detailed records add features like garage type, pool, construction material, roof type, heating/cooling systems, and foundation type. The source for these fields is the county tax assessor, who classifies properties for valuation purposes.

The completeness of physical characteristics varies by county and record type. Some counties report granular detail down to room counts and finish quality, while others only record square footage and lot size. Data providers normalize these fields across jurisdictions so users can search and filter consistently, but underlying gaps remain where the county simply does not collect the data. PropertyRadar includes property details such as property type, location, parcel/site data, structure data, year built, beds, baths, square footage, lot size, zoning, and more, where available, along with property subtype filtering for categories like single-family residence, townhome, condo, multifamily, mobile/manufactured, and various agricultural, industrial, and commercial property types.