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Nebraska property data

738,818 residential parcels in Nebraska on our national assessor and recorder file, with owner, mailing address, structure characteristics, values, sales and liens keyed to the parcel. Fill rates below are measured on the 09/01/2026 snapshot, residential parcels as the denominator.

738,818residential parcels in Nebraska
93.8%carry year built
97.5%carry a current valuation
3.2%recorded a sale since 12/11/2025

Field fill rates in Nebraska

The share of residential parcels in Nebraska on which each field is populated. Owner name, mailing address, lot size, assessed value and coordinates are filled on effectively every parcel nationally and are omitted. The structure fields are the ones that vary, because they come from county field cards that not every county publishes.

FieldNebraskaNational
Year built93.8%90.7%
Living area93.3%90.0%
Bedrooms98.2%98.8%
Bathrooms95.0%89.7%
Stories90.5%80.9%
Heating93.4%74.2%
Air conditioning86.0%63.0%
Garage83.3%62.1%
Exterior walls80.5%64.0%
Building condition92.6%56.1%
Building quality86.1%53.6%
Roof cover92.9%55.0%
Construction type79.3%47.5%
Roof type36.4%37.3%
Current valuation97.5%96.5%
Assessed value99.5%98.8%
Pool (reporting rate)2.0%7.7%

Denominator: parcels with a residential land use code. Fill rates on all parcels, including vacant land and commercial, are lower; on parcels with a building they are higher and the denominator varies by state. We use residential throughout so states compare.

What the Nebraska file is used for

  • Loading the state into a warehouse or product under a bulk license
  • Owner and mailing-address appends for Nebraska addresses
  • Insurance underwriting inputs where the structure fields are filled
  • Purchase, refinance and new-homeowner triggers from the recorder side of the file

Nebraska counties publish their structure characteristics unusually completely, so the Nebraska file supports underwriting and condition use without supplementation.

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