Can I find an apartment number by searching the address?

Last Updated: March 27, 2025

Finding an apartment number by searching an address can be challenging because apartment numbers are typically not public information due to privacy reasons. However, here are some ways you might try:

1. Check Online Property Records

• Some county tax assessor websites or property records databases list unit numbers for multi-family buildings.

• Websites like Zillow, UnitChecker.com or sometimes include unit numbers for rentals or sales.

2. Use a Reverse Address Lookup

• Services like Whitepages, Spokeo, or Radaris may provide details about a specific address, including possible unit numbers (often for a fee).

3. Look at Google Maps or Street View

• Sometimes, apartment buildings display unit layouts or numbers near entrances, on mailboxes, or intercom systems.

4. Contact the Property Management Office

• If you have a valid reason (e.g., delivery, emergency), the leasing office or concierge may confirm the unit number.

5. Check Mailbox or Building Directory

• If you’re at the location, apartment directories, mailboxes, or intercom systems might list unit numbers.

6. Ask the Resident or a Neighbor

• If you’re trying to contact someone, reaching out to them directly or asking a neighbor might be the best option.

Since apartment numbers are usually private, it’s best to contact the resident or property manager directly if you need confirmation.