This page helps with property search tasks in St. Lucie County, Florida, including looking up real estate by address, owner name, or parcel ID.

The main online tool is the Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser Real Estate Property Search, which shows parcel results, owner names, site addresses, sale details, record cards, TRIM links, and map links.

Use the Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser Real Estate Property Search when you need to find a real estate parcel, open a record card, check TRIM information, or view a parcel on the map.

  • Site address or partial street name
  • Owner last name, business name, or first name
  • Parcel ID, with or without dashes

The search results update as you type, so start with the most reliable detail you have and narrow from there.

  • Open the search by site address, search by owner name, or search by parcel ID.
  • Enter the address, owner name, or parcel ID in the search field.
  • Review the results grid for the parcel ID, owner name, site address, sale price, and sale date.
  • Use the action buttons to open the Record Card, TRIM information, or Map.
  • Select a column heading if you need to sort results.

Search results and record actions

Real estate search results display key parcel details in a grid. Common columns include parcel ID, owner name, site address, sale price, and sale date.

The Actions column can include Record Card, TRIM, and Map options. The Record Card opens property information, TRIM connects to notice information, and Map opens the parcel location in the Property Appraiser map.

Tip: Use the “Export to Excel” button after narrowing your results if you need a spreadsheet copy of the result set.

Address search tips

If an address search returns no results, simplify the entry. Try the street name without the house number, directional, or street type.

For long or complex street names, a partial street name can help. For example, searching only part of “Port St Lucie” can return matching addresses on that street.

For streets that begin with “Avenue,” spell out the word. Do not use abbreviations such as “Ave” or “Av” for those street names.

Owner name and parcel ID tips

For owner searches, spelling matters. If you are unsure of the full name, use a partial last name, first name, or business name.

For parcel searches, parcel IDs can be searched with or without dashes. If the full number does not work, enter the beginning digits and reduce the number of ending digits if needed.

You can go directly to the owner name search or the parcel ID search when those details are more reliable than the street address.

Sales, subdivision, commercial, and tangible property searches

The Property Appraiser system also supports other search paths for specific property questions.

  • Sales search lets users enter sale price ranges, sale date, land use, and subdivision criteria.
  • Subdivision search lets users choose one or more subdivisions and land use filters.
  • Commercial search provides a commercial property result grid with parcel, owner, address, sale price, and sale date information.
  • Tangible Personal Property Search lists business-related tangible property records with parcel ID, business name, DBA, site address, Record Card, and TRIM options.

The Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser Map supports parcel searches by parcel ID, owner, site address, subdivision, value ranges, year built, bedroom and bathroom counts, finished area, pool, dock, acres, and land use code.

After selecting a parcel on the map, users can view basic parcel information and open a report. Map tools also support measurement, aerial layers, selecting an area, exporting selected results, and printing or saving maps.

Exporting results and mail labels

The real estate search pages include “Export to Excel” for saving search results. The website help also describes a “Mail Labels” option that generates results in PDF format for Avery 5160 labels.

If a different label size is needed, export the results to Excel and use a mail merge in the preferred label format.

Property Appraiser contact information

Contact the Property Appraiser’s Office for help with property records, property values, exemptions, address changes, business returns, and general information.

  • Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser, Fort Pierce Main Office, 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL 34982
    Phone: (772) 462-1000
    Hours: Monday through Friday 8 am to 5 pm, excluding holidays
  • Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser, Saint Lucie West Office, 250 NW Country Club Drive, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986
    Phone: (772) 462-1000
    Hours: Monday through Friday 8 am to 5 pm, excluding holidays

Common questions

Where can I search St. Lucie County property by address?

Use the Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser site address search. Results update as you type and can be sorted by column headings.

Can I search by owner name instead of address?

Yes. The owner search accepts last names, business names, first names, and partial names when the full spelling is uncertain.

Can I search by parcel ID without dashes?

Yes. Parcel IDs can be searched with or without dashes. If the search returns zero results, try entering fewer ending digits and check the number for errors.

What should I do if an address search does not find the property?

Try searching only the street name, without the street number, directional, or street type. For streets beginning with “Avenue,” spell out the full word.

How do I open a property record card?

Search for the property by address, owner, or parcel ID. When results appear, select the Record Card option in the Actions column.

Can I export property search results?

Yes. Use “Export to Excel” on the results grid after completing the search. The real estate search pages also include mail label options.

Yes. The Saint Lucie County Property Appraiser Map supports searches by parcel ID, owner, site address, subdivision, value ranges, property features, acres, and land use code.