DeKalb County, Georgia, comprises ten cities, with Dunwoody as the most populous and Decatur as the county seat. In DeKalb County, GA, property records document land ownership, sales, and taxes and provide legal proof of property transactions and boundaries, supporting real estate deals and ownership transparency.

The latest DeKalb County property records shed light on the local real estate market, revealing an average home value of $341,008 and a median monthly rent of $1,449. The records also display a median household income of $78,366, with property owners typically paying a property tax rate of 1% based on the assessed value of their properties.

In DeKalb County, GA, the Real Estate Division of the Clerk of Superior Court maintains and indexes property records, including real estate deeds, plats, condo plans, execution dockets, lien filings, military discharges, and other real estate documents.

Individuals can access these records through the Clerk's office or online via the GSCCCA eCertification Portal. This portal allows users to request certified digital versions of documents from court systems across Georgia, including DeKalb County.

The fees for obtaining property records in DeKalb County, GA, vary based on the type of copy requested. Certified copies cost $2.50 for the first page and $0.50 for each additional page. Regular copies are $1 per page, while plat documents are $2 per page.

For any questions regarding zoning information for properties in DeKalb County, GA, contact the Current Planning Division of the Department of Planning and Sustainability. This division provides services related to land development and use, including access to zoning maps and land use data for the county.