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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 13, 2013
  • June 24, 2026

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Access detailed property information for Raleigh and Wake County. Search by address, owner, or ID to view building photos, deed links, and civic services. Enhance your research with additional map layers like zoning and topography, and explore historical aerial imagery.

Property research by address, owner, PIN, or REID
View building photographs
Links to deed and real estate information
Access civic service information
Add map layers (zoning, soils, topography)
Switch base map to aerial photography
View historic aerial images
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What's New in iMAPS Mobile

3.1.2

June 24, 2026

This is a critical update that removes a legacy API key, which could cause the map not to load after June 27th. This update is required for app to function. Fixed a bug where the map may load more than once.

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User reviews

Septic Permits

I’m a septic inspector that used this app to pull up septic permits. With the new update I can no longer use this app

Response from developer

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, we will begin looking at adding a button that links to the septic permit on the property info screen for the next update. A work around that you can use in the meantime is to turn the Septic Points layer on in the layer list, it is under the Environmental section. Then you can search for a property and single tap on the septic point on the map. In the popup that appears, there will be a link that says "View", underneath the permit number. This will take you to the permit on Wake County's permit portal. We apologize for this feature not being included in the new version. If you have any concerns, please contact us at gis@raleighnc.gov. UPDATE: An update (version 3.0.1) has been submitted and will be available to install in the next few days. If the property has a septic permit associated with it, a button will appear on the property info page between the Tax Info and Services button.

Septic Permits

I can no longer find septic permits with the new update. I know several septic inspectors that no longer use this app for that reason

Response from developer

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, we will begin looking at adding a button that links to the septic permit on the property info screen for the next update. A work around that you can use in the meantime is to turn the Septic Points layer on in the layer list, it is under the Environmental section. Then you can search for a property and single tap on the septic point on the map. In the popup that appears, there will be a link that says "View", underneath the permit number. This will take you to the permit on Wake County's permit portal. We apologize for this feature not being included in the new version. If you have any concerns, please contact us at gis@raleighnc.gov. UPDATE: An update (version 3.0.1) has been submitted and will be available to install in the next few days. If the property has a septic permit associated with it, a button will appear on the property info page between the Tax Info and Services button.

Sexist flaw with owner search feature

This app is sexist. If you want to search for a property by owner name, you always have to use the man’s name. Anytime I put in the woman’s name, it says no results found. If I don’t know the husband’s name, I have to go to the website version instead. I believe the reason is probably that the search only looks at “primary” owner. It’s bad enough that our flawed system is always putting the man’s name first on the deed, even if the woman is the primary on the mortgage, etc. This app makes the sexism so much more obvious and difficult to use.
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Great app

Occasionally reports that I am “ currently located outside of wake county” (which I am not)... but awesome when not having this problem.

Love the app

I’m a home inspector and this app is crucial in my job. Compared to all the other municipalities in the area, Wake Co’s mapping systems are hands down easiest to use and this app takes it to the next level.

And now it has been updated for iOS 13!

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FAQ

What does iMAPS Mobile do?

iMAPS Mobile provides comprehensive property mapping and research tools specifically for the City of Raleigh and Wake County. Users can search for properties using various identifiers and access detailed information including photographs, deed links, and civic service data.

What are the key features of iMAPS Mobile?

Key features include searching property information by address, owner, PIN, or REID numbers. It also allows users to view building photographs, access links to deed and real estate information, and explore civic service details. Additional map layers like zoning and topography, as well as historical aerial imagery, can be added for deeper research.

Is iMAPS Mobile free to use?

Yes, iMAPS Mobile is a free application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core features for property research in Raleigh and Wake County.

What information can I find about a property?

You can find a wide range of property information, including building photographs, links to deed information, and real estate data. The app also provides access to civic service information, such as elected officials, and allows for the addition of map layers like zoning, soils, and topography.

What areas does iMAPS Mobile cover?

iMAPS Mobile is designed to provide property mapping and research for the City of Raleigh and Wake County. It offers detailed information and map layers specific to this geographic region.