Find Cuyahoga County property sales and transfers with this searchable database

Very difficult to navigate

Not user friendly. Would be more useful for general information if you could search by street instead of for a specific address

Re: Doc22's post. Do not enter a specific address. Just enter a street name and you'll get all transfers for that street. Also, do not include avenue, street, lane, circle... just the name of the street such as Superior, High or Main. For numbered streets, enter just the number: 145 instead of East 145th Street.
-- Rich Exner, The Plain Dealer

It would be convenient to have a link for each property to the auditor's website details for that property.

Not user friendly, I want to do a mailer with the data base. can I do it?

edun,

Yes you could do it. As a matter of fact, alot of people use this to make mailing lists. I just bought a house and it is incredible the amount of mail I get now. But for me most of it goes in the shredder.

Sight not friendly. Will not respond to request in know is factual.

Some things never change...we that live in adjacent counties and help keep this paper in business...but once again are not included in such activities.

Mr. Exner ... Why haven't the Cuyahoga county property sales been updated since October 15th. It's now December 3rd.

Great site. Filters for sorting search results would be nice at next revision...

Something's wrong. I know there were transactions done in 2009 on Chagrin in Beachwood but I get a message No Records Found.

is this the product of the software people we hired?.....what a joke!

If you search on the name Dimora, it shows a Michael Dimora and a Vanessa Sidoti purchased a house for over $200,000 in Broadview Hts. If these are the same people who are employed by the Auditor's Office and tied to Jimmy Dimora, I would love to know how they could afford this house based on the salaries that were reported in a previous Plain Dealer article.