District of Columbia parcel data
PropRaven serves 274,744 distinct parcels for District of Columbia across 1 county (coverage summary dated 2026-10-12). Its 274,744 county records are 0.1% of the 269,713,548 county records in the national coverage summary. Of those 274,744 county records (one row per county source, so a parcel listed by two sources counts twice and the total can exceed the distinct count), 99.8% carry a situs address, 99.9% a usable coordinate, 96.7% an owner name, 48.1% a total assessed value above zero and 50.0% a parcel polygon. The largest county by parcel count is District of Columbia with 274,744 parcels.
Coverage at a glance
- Distinct parcels
- 274,744
- County records (rows)
- 274,744
- Counties with data
- 1
- Situs address
- 99.8%274,456 of 274,744 county records
- Geocoded
- 99.9%274,742 of 274,744 county records
- Owner name
- 96.7%265,942 of 274,744 county records
- Assessed value
- 48.1%132,210 of 274,744 county records
- Parcel polygon
- 50.0%137,376 of 274,744 county records
District of Columbia counties with parcel data
1 county, largest first. Each county links to its own page with the full coverage table, field families and download options.
| County | Parcels | Address | Geocoded | Population |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| District of Columbia11001 | 274,744 | 99.8% | 99.9% | 702,250 |
How to read this table
Parcels is the count of county-level parcel records in the serving epoch, exactly as the coverage summary stores it. A parcel a county source files more than once is counted once per record, which is why state totals across the site add up to more than the 191.3M distinct parcels PropRaven publishes nationally. Address is the share of records with a non-empty situs address and Geocoded the share with a usable coordinate; both are rounded down to one decimal. Population is the Census county population where the gazetteer carries one, so you can judge record counts against the size of the county — a dash means no population row exists for that code.
Counties are matched to the Census county gazetteer by FIPS code. Rows the coverage summary holds under codes that are not counties are left out, so the table lists real counties and county-equivalents only — parishes in Louisiana, boroughs and census areas in Alaska, and independent cities in Virginia, Maryland, Missouri and Nevada each get their own page.
What a District of Columbia parcel record contains
Every parcel record shares one schema nationally: owner name and mailing address, situs address, assessed and market value, sales and deed history, building permits, hazard and risk flags, and parcel geometry where the county publishes it. Which of those families is populated varies by county — the coverage columns above tell you how much of each is filled for District of Columbia, and the county pages break the same figures down further. The data dictionary documents every table and column.
Get District of Columbia parcel data
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Related
- · All states — the national coverage index.
- · Live coverage map — the same county summary drawn on a map.
- · Data overview — schema explorer, fill rates and sample records.