10 articles in Data & Analytics.
Data & Analytics6 min read
Marion County single-family assessed values rose a median 8.5% from 2024 to 2025 across 241,275 homes. Warren, Center, and Wayne townships led; Decatur trailed. Township and ZIP medians from state assessment data.
Data & Analytics4 min read
What mortgage servicers need per Indiana parcel — installment amounts, due dates, delinquency status, the 18-digit parcel key — where that data actually lives across 92 county systems, and why the SB 1 homestead phase-in makes escrow projections wrong if you extrapolate last year's bill.
Data & Analytics4 min read
Indiana's 92 counties value property on a patchwork of CAMA systems — XSoft, Tyler iasWorld, and others — surfaced through public portals like Beacon and Elevate. Which one your county runs shapes what data you can see and how to check your record.
Data & Analytics4 min read
Every Indiana parcel has an 18-digit state number defined by 50 IAC 26-8-1 — county code, township-range, section, block, parcel, and taxing district. How to read it, why formats differ between systems, and how to search with it anywhere.
Data & Analytics4 min read
Strong Indiana appeals are data projects: record-card verification, comps pulled from sales disclosure data, equity checks against neighboring parcels, and an evidence packet PTABOA can follow. The workflow, tool by tool.
Data & Analytics6 min read
Marion County absorbs $300M+ in annual circuit breaker cap losses — the largest in Indiana. With SB 1 layered on, IPS faces a $1.3M 2026 hit and $2.2M in 2027. Here's the math.
Data & Analytics8 min read
Statewide gross assessed values jumped 12% from 2024 to 2025. Commercial property led at +16%, followed by industrial at +15.6% and residential at +10.4%. Here's the county-level breakdown and what it means for tax bills.
Data & Analytics5 min read
Which Indiana counties have the least accurate property assessments? We analyze assessment equity data across all 92 counties to identify where homeowners are most likely to be over-assessed.
Data & Analytics6 min read
The Coefficient of Dispersion (COD) measures how fairly your county assesses property. Learn what COD scores mean, IAAO standards, and why assessment equity matters for property tax fairness.
Data & Analytics4 min read
Why building on a property data API beats scraping 92 county assessor websites. Data coverage, consistency, cost, and integration advantages.