Thurston County, Washington, consists of seven municipalities. In Thurston County, WA, property records legally establish ownership interests, parcel boundaries, and transaction history.

The median home value in Thurston County is $387,575, while the median rent sits at $1,404. The median property tax rate for Thurston County residents is 0.89% of a property's assessed fair market value, and the median income is $86,428.

The County Auditor maintains all property records in Thurston County, WA. This office registers and archives property records, such as deeds, maps, liens, mortgages, and easements. These records are accessible online or in-person at their office, typically indexed by auditor's file number, grantor/grantee names, recording date, map case number, and location.

To access these records, one can visit the Thurston County Auditor's office for standard or certified copies of property documents. Alternatively, access is available via phone, mail, or the Online Record Index. These options provide convenient ways for individuals to obtain the information they need.

In Thurston County, fees for property records vary depending on the type of document requested. Photocopies are $1 per page in the County Auditor's office, while certified copies are $3 for the first page and $1 for each subsequent page.

For bulk images, the charge is $0.25 per image. Larger maps exceeding 11" x 17" are available at $5 for the initial page and $3 for each additional page within the same document.

To check zoning in Thurston County, WA, contact the local planning office or the county's Community Planning and Economic Development. Property owners can also visit their website for zoning codes and maps.