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Columbus city, Fairfield County, Ohio: property records and owners
See who owns property in Columbus city. The records come from the Fairfield County Auditor: owners, values, sales and taxes. They are as of October 22, 2026. Searching is free. Deeds and mortgages for Fairfield County are coming.
Columbus city on the property map
Mailing lists for Columbus city
One row per mailing address, from the county's tax records. Counted just now; the price is the whole list.
No phone numbers or email addresses. Owners the Auditor protects, anyone who asked not to be mailed, and owners in Vermont and Connecticut are left out. Not for screening anyone for housing, a job, credit or insurance.
About these numbers
Parcels and homes come from the Auditor's file. A home is a parcel the Auditor classes as a residence. Sales are the ones the Auditor marks as real sales, not family transfers or estates. Places come from Census boundaries, so a parcel on the line counts where its center sits.
Questions
Is a list of property owners public record in Ohio?
Yes. Each Ohio county Auditor keeps the owner's name and the address the tax bill goes to, and Ohio's public records law (Ohio Revised Code 149.43) opens those records to anyone. These lists come from the Fairfield County Auditor's records.
How do I find absentee property owners?
Look for homes whose tax bill goes to a different address than the home. There are 141 of them in Columbus city today. The Absentee owners list has every one, with the address where the owner gets mail.
How current is the data?
The Fairfield County Auditor's records as of October 22, 2026. The county posts new files every day; we check for a new one every Saturday night. Every file shows its date.
Can I get just one ZIP code?
Yes. Pick one ZIP code, town, township or school district. You see the exact count and price before you pay, and you pay only for that area. Every list is at least $5.