1. A computer implemented method for correlating a plurality of images with specific addresses for display to a user, the method comprising: under control of one or more computer systems, configured with executable instructions, performing at least the following: obtaining a plurality of images captured at different geographical locations, each image including a substantially street-level view for a particular capture direction at the geographical location at which the image is captured; defining a first boundary including geographical locations surrounding a first geographic coordinate associated with a first street address, the first boundary defining a first property region associated with the first street address; defining a second boundary including geographical locations surrounding a second geographic coordinate associated with a second street address, the second boundary defining a second property region associated with the second street address and being a different size than the first boundary; analyzing the capture direction and a distance from the geographical location of at least a portion of the plurality of images to at least one of the first and second boundaries to determine whether the substantially street-level view of an image includes at least a portion of the first property region or the second property region, each image determined to include at least a portion of the first property region being correlated with the first street address, each image determined to include at least a portion of the second property region being correlated correlating with the second street address; and in response to a user of a computing device accessing address information including the first street address, providing for display at least one image correlated with the first street address and enabling the user to view at least one substantially street-level view corresponding to at least a portion of the first property region associated with the first street address.