Every Colorado and Texas HOA, findable — and who to call
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Who governs this address?
Find out which homeowners association or metro district runs it — and who to call. Built from the state's own records, free.
1,976,727 parcels across 28 counties · answers in your browser, the address never reaches us · how it works
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The registry
Finding an HOA's board shouldn't be the hard part of a home sale. Everything below is public record, gathered and kept current for you.
- Every registered Colorado association — 8,530 — with its manager and how to reach them
- 355 management companies and the portfolios they run
- 2,231 metro districts with their certified 2025 levies
- Texas: 16,862 associations and 3,092 MUDs & water districts
- Status-letter and records-request builders for boards and owners
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The covenant read
Have a question about what you can do at your address — a fence, a patio, paint, renting it out, a violation letter?
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Contents
Every page shows when its records were last updated- I Find by address 28 counties
- II The HOA directory 8,530 associations
- III Management companies 355 companies
- IV Metro districts 2,231 · 2025 levies
Plate I · the live map
Who governs the ground
Every dot is a metro-district family — the special districts that tax a subdivision alongside its HOA. Color is the family's highest certified 2025 levy.
Open the live mapIndex — HOAs by city
All 143 cities →Ask about a specific address
Tell us the address and what you want to know. A person replies with what the free records already answer — and if it takes reading the covenants, a link to the $49 read.
Colophon
The HOA Book is built from public records and dated on every page. The lookup and the registry are free; the covenant read is how it pays for itself. Not legal advice.
Sources
- Colorado Division of Real Estate — HOA registration roster
- Colorado DOLA — metro-district registry and boundaries
- Colorado's statewide compilation of certified 2025 mill levies (CC BY 4.0)
- County parcel records in 28 Colorado counties
- U.S. Census — county lines
- Texas recorded HOA management certificates; TCEQ water-district records