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This is the v2-compatible response shape: the flat field layout existing integrations receive, served from the v3 data generation through a compatibility layer. Response shape is an account-level setting that every API key on the account inherits; this is the shape accounts receive until they enable the v3 shape from the dashboard’s Usage page. The new standard response is the full nested record documented in the v3 Property Data Schema — matching bulk exports apart from delivery-specific fields (bulk records carry a per-load _id; API responses omit it). Field values and codes are identical between the two shapes; only the layout differs.
Explore the complete set of fields returned in the v2-compatible response shape. Each field includes a name, type, and a brief explanation of its contents.
Fields with no value for a parcel are omitted from the response rather than returned as null. Persist realieParcelId as your property key — _id values are regenerated on each data load. Coded fields decode with the Property Feature Field Key; if you are moving to the nested v3 shape, start with the migration guide.
string
Stable Realie parcel identifier, persistent across data releases. Persist this — not _id, which is regenerated on each data load.
string
Assessor’s Parcel Number. Example: “R-3726-00C-0100-1”
string
State abbreviation and parcel number joined. Example: “TX-R-3726-00C-0100-1”
string
Standardized state/county parcel identifier, useful for matching parcels across sources.
string
Street number and street name. Example: “1234 JOHN ST”
string
Full Address. Example: “1234 JOHN ST, PLANO, TX 75093”
string
Full address in USPS-standardized form. Example: “1234 JOHN ST, PLANO, TX 75093”
string
Full address (alias of addressFull). Example: “1234 JOHN ST, PLANO, TX 75093”
string
Address in formal presentation formatting. Example: “1234 John St, Plano, TX 75093”
string
Formatted address (alias of addressFormal). Example: “1234 John St, Plano, TX 75093”
string
Address line 1. Example: “1234 JOHN ST”
string
Address line 2 (unit, suite, etc.). Example: “APT 2B”
string
Address as delivered by the county source, prior to normalization.
string
Street name and street type. Example: “JOHN ST”
string
Street name without the street type. Example: “JOHN”
string
Street type abbreviation. Example: “RD”
string
Street Number. Example: “1234”
string
Directional prefix of the street. Example: “N”
string
Directional suffix of the street. Example: “SW”
string
Unit Number. Example: “APT 2B”
string
Unit Number. Example: “2B”
string
The address with a unit at the end. Example: “1234 JOHN ST APT 2B”
string
County the parcel is located in. Example: “COLLIN”
string
City. Example: “PLANO”
string
USPS-preferred city name. Example: “PLANO”
string
Zip Code. Example: “75093”
string
ZIP+4 code. Example: “75093-4351”
string
State. Example: “TX”
float
Building Area. Example: 5882
float
Finished living area in square feet. Example: 4200
float
Square footage used internally by the Realie valuation models. Not returned by the public API.
string
Basement Type. Realie code (BS####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “BS0002” (FULL BASEMENT)
string
Wall Type (exterior wall material). Realie code (EW####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “EW0002” (BRICK)
integer
Fireplace Count. Example: 2
boolean
Identifying if the property has a fireplace. Example: true
string
Floor Type. Realie code (FL####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “FL0004” (HARDWOOD)
string
Foundation Type. Values are currently absent — the new data source carries no foundation data today; previously delivered values may be restored in a future release as archived data.
integer
Garage Count. Example: 2
boolean
Identifying if the property has a garage. Example: true
string
Garage Type (parking arrangement). Realie code (PK####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “PK0001” (ATTACHED GARAGE)
boolean
Identifying if the property has air conditioning. Example: true
integer
Building Count. Example: 1
integer
Total room count. Example: 9
integer
Number of units on the parcel. Example: 1
float
Stories. Example: 2
float
Total Bathrooms. Decimal — fractional counts (e.g. 2.5) are real JSON numbers (v2 delivered truncated integers). Example: 3.5
float
Full bathroom count. Example: 3
float
Half bathroom count. Example: 1
integer
Total Bedrooms. Example: 5
boolean
Identifying if property has a pool. Example: true
string
Pool type code. Realie code (PT####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “PT0003” (IN-GROUND POOL)
string
Roof Type (material). Realie code (RM####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “RM0001” (COMPOSITION SHINGLE)
string
Roof Style (shape). Realie code (RS####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “RS0001” (GABLE)
string
Construction Type. Realie code (CT####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “CT0001” (FRAME)
string
Architectural style. Currently carries the Realie style code (AS####) rather than description text — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “AS0001” (RANCH)
string
Building condition description. Not currently emitted — the underlying value is an integer 1–20 with no label vocabulary; read the nested building.condition instead. The key is reserved for a future label release.
string
Building quality/grade description. Not currently emitted — the underlying value is an integer 1–20 with no label vocabulary; read the nested building.quality instead. The key is reserved for a future label release.
integer
Year Built. Example: 1998
integer
Effective year built, reflecting renovations. Example: 2005
boolean
Identifying if the property is residential. Example: true
boolean
Identifying if the property is a condominium. Example: false
string
Property owner’s name, as delivered by the county (raw LAST FIRST string). Example: “DOE JOHN”
string
Second owner’s name, as delivered by the county (raw LAST FIRST string). Example: “DOE JANE”
string
Owner Address Line 1. Example: “4567 JOHN DR”
string
Owner mailing street address (alias of ownerAddressLine1). Example: “4567 JOHN DR”
string
Owner’s full mailing address. Example: “4567 JOHN DR, PLANO, TX 75093”
string
Owner City. Example: “PLANO”
string
Owner mailing city (alias of ownerCity). Example: “PLANO”
string
Owner State. Example: “TX”
string
Owner mailing state (alias of ownerState). Example: “TX”
string
Owner Zip Code. Example: “75093”
string
Owner mailing ZIP (alias of ownerZipCode). Example: “75093”
string
Owner ZIP+4 extension. Example: “4351”
string
Owner mailing ZIP+4 extension (alias of ownerZipCodePlusFour). Example: “4351”
integer
Owner Residential Count. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 1
integer
Owner Commercial Count. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 0
string
Owner Origin Code. No longer returned — the underlying member was removed with the code-system release (it carried a single constant value on every record). See the changelog.
integer
Owner Parcel Count. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 1
integer
Months the current owner has held the property. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 38
integer
Length-of-residence band — an integer band index 1–8; higher bands mean longer tenure. Decode guidance in the Feature Field Key. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 4
Legal Description. Example: “CITY/MUNI/TWP:PLANO CITY WILLOW BEND POLO ESTATES PHASE G (CPL), BLK C, LOT 10”
Legal description (alias of legalDesc). Example: “CITY/MUNI/TWP:PLANO CITY WILLOW BEND POLO ESTATES PHASE G (CPL), BLK C, LOT 10”
string
Subdivision. Example: “WILLOW BEND POLO ESTATES PHASE G (CPL)”
string
Zoning Code. Example: “RD-5”
string
Block Number. Example: “C”
string
Block number (alias of blockNum). Example: “C”
string
Lot Number. Example: “10”
string
Lot number (alias of lotNum). Example: “10”
string
Public Land Survey System section. Example: “3”
string
Public Land Survey System township. Example: “3N”
string
Public Land Survey System range. Example: “9W”
string
Land Lot. Example: “Lot 5”
string
Lot Code (lot composition). Realie code (LT####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “LT0004” (SINGLE LOT NUMBER)
float
Acres. Example: 0.32
float
Depth Size. Example: 150
float
Lot depth (alias of depthSize). Example: 150
float
Frontage. Example: 100
float
Land Area. Example: 14096
float
Lot size area (alias of landArea). Example: 14096
float
Most recent total assessed value. Example: 1669610
integer
Most recent assessed year. Example: 2024
float
Most recent property tax amount. Example: 17642.22
integer
Most recent property tax year. Example: 2024
float
Most recent assessed total building value. Example: 400110
float
Most recent assessed land value. Example: 269500
float
Most recent assessed market value. Example: 1669610
integer
Most recent assessed market value year. Example: 2024
string
Tax Rate Code Area. Example: “GCN”
string
Parcel’s Use Code. Same 4-digit scheme as v2 (a small number of v2-era codes are retired and re-coded to specific successors — see the migration guide). Decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “1001”
float
Model Value. Example: 1739895
float
Model Value Minimum. Example: 1496309
float
Model Value Maximum. Example: 1983480
float
Model value standard deviation. Not returned by the public API.
float
Spread between modelValueMax and modelValueMin. Not returned by the public API.
float
Model confidence signal. Not returned by the public API.
string
Model confidence tier. Not returned by the public API.
date
Date the model value was produced. Not returned by the public API.
string
Version of the model behind modelValue.
float
Comparable-sales model value estimate. Example: 1712000
float
Comparable-sales model value minimum. Example: 1540800
float
Comparable-sales model value maximum. Example: 1883200
float
Price per square foot behind the comparable-sales estimate. Example: 407.62
integer
Number of comparable sales used. Example: 12
float
Maximum distance of the comparables used, in miles. Example: 1.5
integer
Look-back window of the comparables used, in months. Example: 12
string
Version of the comparable-sales model.
float
Relative difference between modelValue and compModelValue (0 = identical estimates). Example: 0.04
array of objects
Array of assessment information from previous years.
example
string
Recording Date (YYYY-MM-DD format). Example: “2024-01-10”
string
Transfer Date (YYYY-MM-DD format). Example: “2024-01-05”
date
Transfer date in ISO 8601 format. Example: “2024-01-05T00:00:00.000Z”
float
Transfer Price. Example: 525000
string
Buyer (grantee) on the latest sale. Example: “SMITH, JOHN”
boolean
Boolean qualification of the latest sale; also carried per event on transfers[]. Absent on nearly all events recorded after March 2026 — prefer transfers[].saleCode for qualification semantics on recent events. Example: true
string
What kind of party the buyer is. Realie code (BE####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “BE0004” (LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY)
string
The volume identifier assigned by the county recorder that indicates which official record book a real estate transaction document (such as a deed) is stored in.
string
The specific page within that book where the recorded real estate transaction document begins.
string
How the buyers legally hold title to the property. Realie code (BV####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “BV0001” (JOINT TENANTS)
integer
Flag (0/1) identifying the latest sale as a distressed sale. Example: 0
integer
Flag (0/1) identifying the latest sale as a real-estate-owned (REO) purchase. Example: 0
string
Date current owner took possession of the property (YYYY-MM-DD format). Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: “2023-05-05”
string
The document type that transfers property ownership from a grantor to a grantee. Realie code (TT####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “TT0001” (WARRANTY DEED)
string
Reference number for the transfer document. Example: “2023R0119502”
array of objects
Array of the property’s sale/transfer events, sorted newest-first. Each entry carries up to 11 keys — a key is absent when the source record has no value. The flat latest-sale fields (transferDate, transferPrice, and the other latest-sale scalars) are always derived from the newest dated entry of this array.
example
integer
Total Lien Count. Computed from recorded lien records when lien data is known for the parcel (a known-empty set counts as zero); otherwise a frozen estimate captured May 2026. Example: 1
float
Total Lien Balance. Computed from recorded lien records when lien data is known for the parcel (a known-empty set counts as zero); otherwise a frozen estimate captured May 2026. Example: 453664
integer
Total Financing History Count. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 5
float
Loan-to-Value Current Estimate. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 26.0742
integer
Loan-to-Value Current Estimate Range — an integer band index (ordered bucket, not a percentage). Decode guidance in the Feature Field Key. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 1
float
Equity Current Estimate Balance. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 1286231
integer
Equity Current Estimate Range — an integer band index over dollar ranges (ordered bucket, not a dollar amount). Decode guidance in the Feature Field Key. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 22
float
Loan-to-Value Purchase. Frozen estimate captured May 2026; does not refresh with data releases. Example: 80
string
Lender Name. From the most recent recorded mortgage when mortgage data is known for the parcel (omitted if that record carries no lender name); otherwise a frozen estimate captured May 2026. Example: “FIRST NATIONAL BANK”
string
Foreclosure Code (record type). Realie code (FR####) — decode with the Property Feature Field Key. Example: “FR0002” (NOTICE OF DEFAULT)
string
Foreclosure Record Date (YYYY-MM-DD format). Example: “2024-01-10”
string
Foreclosure Filing Date (YYYY-MM-DD format) — the court filing date, when distinct from the recording date. Populated on foreclosure records restored from the pre-v3 pipeline. Example: “2019-06-14”
string
Foreclosure Case Number. Example: “722324”
string
Auction Date (YYYY-MM-DD format). Example: “2024-01-10”
string
FIPS State Code. Example: “48”
string
FIPS County Code. Example: “085”
string
Site Census Tract. Example: “480850316.682028”
string
Neighborhood. Example: “CENTRAL PLANO”
float
Longitude. Example: -96.8229693260567
float
Latitude. Example: 33.03128999789361
geojson
Geojson point object.
example
geojson
Geojson MultiPolygon showing a property’s parcel polygon
example