Data

Eighteen datasets, one grid.

The tables behind every record, filterable and sortable in place. Save a filter and it becomes a list that re-runs itself every time you open it.

The data editor: a spreadsheet-style grid of New Jersey property records with filter, sort and column controls above it, and one record opened in the detail panel beside the table.

At a glance

  • Filtered on the server

    Every filter runs against indexed columns, so the biggest table answers as fast as the smallest.

  • Act on a selection

    Open rows as a group, show them on the map, copy the pins, or export exactly what you picked.

  • A filter becomes a list

    Save the filter, not the results: the list re-runs every time you open it, so it stays current.

  • Every view is a link

    Dataset, filter, sort and the open record all live in the address bar, so what you built is what you send.

See it work

Narrow eight sample rows, then open the real grid.

The chips filter, the count follows, and the county scope is written into the address — the view you build is a link.

Data gridSample data
County
Class
AddressLast sale
Lincoln HighwayKearny, Hudson2015 · $1,250,000
41 Ridge RoadHackensack, Bergen2019 · $1,940,000
220 Broad StreetNewark, Essex2021 · $3,100,000
18 Ocean AvenueLong Branch, Monmouth2017 · $612,000
7 Main StreetFreehold, Monmouth2012 · $420,000
933 Route 9Toms River, Ocean2020 · $150,000
12 Highland AvenueJersey City, Hudson2016 · $545,000
65 Amboy AvenueEdison, Middlesex2014 · $340,000
8 of 8 rowsOpen this view in the app

This view, as a link/data

What you do here

  1. 01

    Pick a dataset and narrow it

    Filtering happens on the server against indexed columns, so a filter over eighteen million mortgages returns as fast as one over twelve thousand sheriff sales. Every column carries a field guide saying what it holds and where it came from.

  2. 02

    Select rows and do something with them

    Open them as a group, open each in its own tab, show them on the map, copy the pins, or export the selection. The map region draws whatever the filter currently returns.

    The same filtered set of property records plotted on a map, parcel boundaries drawn over the basemap, with the layer and fit controls in the corner.
  3. 03

    Save the filter, not the results

    A saved filter becomes a list that re-runs on open, so it stays current as records change. Point an alert at that list and you hear when its membership moves.

  4. 04

    The URL is the state

    The open dataset, the filter, the sort, the open record and the county scope all live in the address bar. A view you built is a link you can send.

What is in it

Recorded mortgages
18,168,236
Deed transfers
10,957,725
Court docket filings
3,382,151
Foreclosure cases
527,129

Measured September 7, 2026.

Who sees what

See plans
Free
The property table, view only.
Pro
Every other dataset, owner columns, advanced filters, saving a filter as a list, alerts on a saved list, and CSV downloads.
  • Property records

    One record per parcel, assembled from every source that holds a piece of it.

  • Map

    Parcel boundaries, multi-select, and the record alongside the map.

  • Alerts

    Rules on properties and filters, delivered immediately or once a day.

Type an address.

Read the property record now. Pick a plan when you need the owner and what is filed against it.