Livingston Parish, Louisiana, consists of  eight incorporated municipalities and several unincorporated areas. Property records in Livingston Parish, LA, file land ownership and rights associated with real estate parcels. These records allow the tracking of property ownership and provide a legal description of rights and interests in land.

The median home value in Livingston County is $203,933, while the median rent sits at $1,009. The median property tax rate for Livingston County residents is 0.47% of a property's assessed fair market value, and the median income is $75,964.

In Livingston Parish, LA, property records are maintained by the  Recording Department of the Clerk of Court. This office oversees various property records, such as mortgages, conveyances, cancellations, property transactions, mineral leases, restrictions, subdivision maps, charters, and miscellaneous categories.

Livingston Parish property records are filed by instrument number, book and page number, party name, and other pertinent property record information. For remote access, individuals can use the  Public Record Search tool. However, an account subscription is needed to provide a convenient way to retrieve these records besides personal visits and consultations.

Regular copies of property records in the parish cost $1 per page. Meanwhile, certified copies are $10 each, while conformed copies are $5 each. Furthermore, an additional $1 per page fee is required for printing scanned images using the online search tool.

Zoning information in Livingston Parish can be verified through the Planning and Development Department, which manages the parish's rapid growth per the Livingston Parish Code of Ordinances. This office oversees various development projects, including subdivisions, commercial sites, multi-family residences, and mobile home parks in compliance with zoning regulations.