About South Carolina Property Records

South Carolina property records sit with each County Auditor (parcel valuations under S.C. Code Ann. Title 12) and the 46 County Registers of Deeds (or Clerks of Court in some counties) for deeds, mortgages, and liens under S.C. Code Ann. Title 30. Charleston, Greenville, Richland, Lexington, and Horry counties publish robust free online portals.

South Carolina Property Records

County Records

Greenwood County GIS
Official Free
Greenwood County GIS property database. Search by owner name, street address, subdivision or parcel ID number, or interactive GIS map.
Georgetown County Property
Official Free
Use this service from Georgetown County, South Carolina to search for property records by parcel number of name and view maps of the parcel. Requires Internet Explorer.
Georgetown County Property Sales
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Use this service from Georgetown County, South Carolina to search for comparable sales data by sales date, acreage, sales price, square footage or neighborhood. Requires Internet Explorer.
Lancaster County Property - Assessor
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Lancaster County, South Carolina Assessor's property records. Search by owner name, parcel number, account number, address, map, or search for property sales information.

City Records

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I look up South Carolina property records?

Each county Assessor/Property Appraiser and Recorder/Clerk runs its own search. Use the County tab.

Is there a statewide South Carolina property database?

In most states no — property records are county-level. Some states have aggregator portals; see Statewide.

Can I see tax bills and assessments?

Yes — county Treasurer or Tax Collector portals show current and prior bills, listed under each county.

Are these property searches free?

Most parcel and tax searches are free. Certified deed copies cost a fee.