Search Refugio County, TX Property Records

Refugio County, Texas, covers five cities, with Refugio being the most populated. In Refugio County, TX, property records contain documents outlining ownership and value of local real estate assets. This information enables confirmation of current credentials and limitations tied to the properties.

Refugio County property records provide a median home value of $92,000.00 and a median rent of $719.00. With the median household income of $55,455.00, the property tax rate in Refugio County is 1.31% of the appraised property value. This data provides helpful context on local housing costs and tax burdens relative to resident incomes.

Property records in Refugio County, TX, are overseen by the  County Clerk. As part of its oversight responsibilities, the office handles indexing and storing relevant real estate ownership documents, including leases, plats, liens, deeds, and mortgages. The clerk also utilizes physical and digital databases to catalog the instruments by legal description, grantor/grantee names, property type, and recording date.

To encourage access to records, the Clerk allows the public to browse on-site materials conveniently through the various office databases inside the Refugio County Courthouse at 808 Commerce Street, Refugio, TX 78377, during regular business hours. Additionally, those who prefer the flexibility of remote access can utilize the  Official Records Search website to browse online records.

When obtaining property document copies, the Refugio County Clerk's office typically charges minimal fees based on a per-page rate. Since they have yet to proactively specify the cost details publicly, interested parties should call the Clerk's office at either (361) 526-2233 or (361) 526-2727 to obtain up-to-date pricing information and payment procedures.

For zoning verification, individuals should contact the planning or zoning office of the respective Refugio County municipality. Technical staff at these offices are available to assist and help obtain necessary zoning documents. These records, including regulations, ordinances, maps, and plans, serve as reliable references for confirming zoning specifics.