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Recorded Plats Index Recorded Plats Last Update: 12/31/2020 SUBDIVISION NAME SEC- PH S-T-R MCSO INSTRUMENT N HPR . 106 North Subdivision OL4 1-15-3 2018-025899 10830 Minor Plat 4-16-5 2008 2018-101324 110 E Washington St LLC Sq 57 1-15-3 2002-037812 HPR 110 East Washington Street LLC Sq 57 1-15-3 2002-097629 1404 and 1403 Spann Avenue 17-15-4 1890 2015-107190 1455 E Southport Rd Office Community 18-14-4 1986-133519 16 Tech Lot 1 34-16-3 2005 2018-112144 16 Tech Lot 1 34-16-3 2005a 2018-112144 1624 N Delaware St Building Condo 36-16-3 2005-062610 HPR 1633 Medical Tower Condo 35-16-3 1977-008145 16C Townhomes L31-34 36-16-3 1949 2017-104972 16th Street Minor Subdivision 31-16-3 2020-150388 1717 & 1719 N New Jersey St Lot 185A 36-16-3 2014-034488 1717 & 1719 N New Jersey St 36-16-3 2015-045593 (secondary plat) 1724 Carrollton Avenue Subdivision 36-16-3 1950 2017-133941 17th Street Townhomes 36-16-3 1962a 2018-004492 17th Street Townhomes 36-16-3 1962b 2018-004492 17th Street Townhomes 36-16-3 1962c 2018-004492 17th Street Townhomes 36-16-3 1962 2018-004492 17th Street Townhomes 36-16-3 1962d 2018-004492 1816 Alabama St. Condominiums 36-16-3 2014-122102 1907 Bldg Condo 36-16-3 2003-089452 19C Townhomes Replat 36-16-3 2227a 2019-025880 19C Townhomes Replat 36-16-3 2227 2019-025880 22nd Street Subdivision 25-16-3 2020-142807 232 and 234 E 10th Street (Replat) 36-16-3 2014-024500 26 w Washington HPR Sq 55 2-15-3 2005-004196 HPR 3 Mass Condo sq 23 1-15-3 2009-087182 HPR 30th Street & Broadway St Place 25-16-3 2007-182627 30th Street & Washington Blvd Place 25-16-3 2007-024565 40 North on Meridian (Meridian 13-16-3 2006-132320 HPR Towers) 429 Penn Parking Garage 1-15-3 2009-071516 Page 1 of 199 SUBDIVISION NAME SEC- PH S-T-R MCSO INSTRUMENT N HPR . 47th & Central 13-16-3 2007-103220 HPR 500 Park Place (Lots 7-11) OL 48 1-15-3 2016-011908 501 on Madison OL 25 12-15-3 2003-005146 HPR 501 on Madison OL 25 12-15-3 2003-005147 HPR 58 Bahr at Central State 4-15-3 1992 2018-112635 6000 E 38th St 14-16-4 2243 2020-070316 6000 E 38th St 23-16-4 2243a 2020-070316 610 North Temple Replat 5-15-4 2052 2019-117984 6101 Central Ave Site Plan 1-16-3 2008-035537 6457 82nd Street Plat 22-17-4 1966 2018-019191 6500 Georgetown 36-17-2 1999-092328 HPR 6500 Georgetown 36-17-2 2001-055005 HPR 6500 Georgetown 36-17-2 1999-183628 HPR 6500 Georgetown 36-17-2 1999-233157 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 10 36-17-2 2002-214231 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 3 36-17-2 2000-060195 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 4 36-17-2 2001-027893 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 6 Bdg 10 36-17-2 2001-186775 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 7 36-17-2 2001-220274 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 8 36-17-2 2002-214232 HPR 6500 Georgetown Bk 9 36-17-2 2003-021012 HPR 6500 Georgetown Blk 5 36-17-2 2000-154937 HPR 6500 Georgetown Replat Block 11 36-17-2 2004-068672 HPR 715 East 17th St. Replat 36-16-3 2173 2019-117322 757 Mass Ave Condo @ the Beilouny OL 46 1-15-3 2006-075611 HPR Building 757 Mass Ave Condo @ the Beilouny OL 46 1-15-3 2007-037972 HPR Building 8000 Lafayette Add 21-17-2 1999-233029 805 Beachway Drive Secondary Plat 1-15-2 2021-000852 8135 Union Chapel Road Secondary Plat 19-17-4 2020-151068 8135 Union Chapel Road Secondary Plat 19-17-4 2020-150315 A B Meyer Building Condominium Sq 57 1-15-3 1997-163715 HPR Abbey Road 23-14-4 1743 2006-195038 Abbington Sec 1 23-14-4 2018-023054 Abbington Sec. 2A 23-14-4 1994 2018-118328 Abbington Sec. 2B 23-14-4 1995 2018-118329 Page 2 of 199 SUBDIVISION NAME SEC- PH S-T-R MCSO INSTRUMENT N HPR . Abbington Sec. 2B 23-14-4 1995a 2018-118329 Abbington Sec. 3 23-14-4 2047 2019-070310 Adams Townhomes / Fall Creek Place Ph 1 25-16-3 2002-198773 HPR Adams Townhomes/Fall Creek Place Ph 2 25-16-3 2003-015160 HPR Adams Townhomes/Fall Creek Place Ph 3 25-16-3 2003-031402 HPR Adams Townhomes/Fall Creek Place Ph 4 25-16-3 2003-031403 HPR Adamson 1-15-3 1992-078792 HPR Addison Meadows 23-15-4 1544 2004-102972 Adelaide Sec 2 36-16-3 2004-140687 Ader Estates 11-14-4 1536 2004-016787 Admirals Bay Sec 1 15-17-5 1989-035925 Admirals Bay Sec 2 15-17-5 1989-035911 Admirals Bay Sec 3 15-17-5 1990-055825 Admirals Bay Sec 4 15-17-5 1990-055826 Admirals Bay Sec 5 15-17-5 1991-043478 Admirals Bay Sec 5 Corr 15-17-5 1992-029715 Admirals Bay Sec 6 15-17-5 59 1991-068519 Admirals Bay Sec 7 15-17-5 791 1995-058152 Admirals Bay Sec 8 15-17-5 176 1992-079916 Admirals Bay Sec 9 15-17-5 177 1992-079937 Admirals Cove 28-17-5 1988-058265 Admirals Cove Sec 1 28-17-5 1988-108801 Admirals Pointe Sec 1 15-17-5 1987-039827 Admirals Pointe Sec 10 15-17-5 1987-123319 Admirals Pointe Sec 12 15-17-5 1987-098135 Admirals Pointe Sec 2 15-17-5 1987-039828 Admirals Pointe Sec 2 15-17-5 1987-098134 Admirals Pointe Sec 3 15-17-5 1987-054695 Admirals Pointe Sec 4 15-17-5 1987-019404 Admirals Pointe Sec 4 15-17-5 1987-039829 Admirals Pointe Sec 6 15-17-5 1987-019405 Admirals Pointe Sec 7 15-17-5 1987-019406 Admirals Pointe Sec 8 15-17-5 1987-123318 Admirals Pointe Sec 9 15-17-5 1987-062886 Admirals Sound Sec 1 16-17-5 1987-140903 Admirals Sound Sec 10 16-17-5 646 1988-113027 Page 3 of 199 SUBDIVISION NAME SEC- PH S-T-R MCSO INSTRUMENT N HPR . Admirals Sound Sec 2 16-17-5 1988-108802 Admirals Sound Sec 2 16-17-5 265 1987-140904 Admirals Sound Sec 2 16-17-5 1987-140901 Admirals Sound Sec 3 15-17-5 265 1988-005488 Admirals Sound Sec 4 16-17-5 1988-052747 Admirals Sound Sec 5 15-17-5 397 1994-095476 Admirals Sound Sec 5 16-17-5 1988-052753 Admirals Sound Sec 6A 16-17-5 2003-212159 Admirals Sound Sec 6A 16-17-5 1988-100741 Admirals Sound Sec 7 16-17-5 646 1988-100742 646A Admirals Sound Sec 8 16-17-5 1988-110510 Admirals Sound Sec 9 16-17-5 1769 1988-110511 Admirals Woods 15-17-5 1993-144601 Admirals Woods 15-17-5 326 1993-144601 Aidan's Acres 31-16-5 1596 2005-043007 Alans Acres Subdivision 15-14-5 269 1993-025173 Alcove @ Greenbriar 22-17-3 1988-120101 Alcove @ Greenbriar 22-17-3 1988-073318 Alcove @ Greenbriar 22-17-3 1988-112583 Alder Grove Sec 1 30-15-5 1408 2002-111074 Alder Grove Sec 2 30-15-5 1463 2003-097600 Allangale Woods Addition Sec 1 4-14-5 1967-059072 Allangale Woods Addition Sec 2 4-14-5 1967-059073 Allen and Roots North Addition L71 36-16-3 1936 2017-131282 Allen and Roots North Addition Replat L137 36-16-3 2020-091710 Allen and Roots North Addition Replat of L133 36-16-3 1910 2016-056347 Allen Plaza Floor 7, Suite 12-15-3 2012-011729 702 Allen Plaza Floor 7, Suite 12-15-3 2012-028862 707 Allen Plaza Condo 12-15-3 2010-032197 HPR Allen Plaza Condominiums 12-15-3 2014-113081 Allen Plaza Condominiums Floor 7, Suite 12-15-3 2010-126550 701 Allison Commons Sec 1 5-16-4 399 1994-093379 Allison Commons Sec 2 5-16-4 536 1995-137288 Allison Heights Sec 1 5-16-4 393 1994-093378 Page 4 of 199 SUBDIVISION NAME SEC- PH S-T-R MCSO INSTRUMENT N HPR . Allison Heights Sec 2 5-16-4 545 1995-124282 Allison Place Sec 1 28-17-4 1070 1999-062971 Allison Woods 28-17-4 298 1993-060478 Alten Townhomes 36-16-4 2002-206545 HPR Alverna Estates 22-17-3 256 1992-173829 Alvord Duplex #1 31-16-4 2022 2018-112546 Alyssa's Prospect Street Add 7-15-4 2020-090999 Ambassador Park South 14-14-3 1978-056739 Amber Ridge Sec 2 11-14-4 1338 2001-168587 Amber Ridge Sec1 11-14-4 1288 2001-075531 Amberley Crossing Ph 1 9-14-4 2005-203208 HPR Amberley Crossing Ph 2 9-14-4 2006-056788 Amberley Crossing Ph 3 9-14-4 2006-157512 Amberson, The 36-16-3 1986-004076 Amended Plat Crooked Creek Heights 19-17-3 2068 1980-057709 AMP Acres Minor Plat 21-14-3 1230 2000-147712 Anderson Vertical Bridge Subdivision 25-15-4 2181 2019-108574 Annie M Stilz's 13-15-3 1948 2017-135603 Annie M Stilz's 13-15-3 1948a 2017-135603 Ansar Village 17-16-3 1989-080851 Arapaho Pointe @ Wellingshire 16-14-3 1226 2000-156340 Arapaho Ridge @ Southern Dunes 16-14-3 1483 2003-155318 Arapaho Ridge @ Southern Dunes Corr 16-14-3 1483 2003-177592 Arbor Village 7-16-3 3 1998-035099 HPR Arbor Woods Final 11-15-2 225 1992-119638 Arbors 12-16-4 1977-028700 HPR Arbors 12-16-4 1975-056937 Arbors 12-16-4 1974-071997 Arbors 12-16-4 1973-079689 Arbors 12-16-4 1976-037512 Arbors on Bluff Sec 1 15-14-3 1083 1999-113217 Arbors on Bluff Sec 2 15-14-3 1198 2000-123467 Arbors on Bluff Sec 3 15-14-3 1368 2001-229425 Arbors on Bluff Sec1 15-14-3 1091 1999-127342 Arden Re-Sub Playground 35-17-3 1259 2000-195701 Arden Re-Sub Playground 35-17-3 1445 2000-195701 Page 5 of 199 SUBDIVISION NAME SEC- PH S-T-R MCSO INSTRUMENT N HPR .
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