Often does Google Maps update Street View
Google does not release a public schedule for Street View updates, but in general, areas are updated every 1 to 3 years, depending on a number of factors, including:
Population density: More densely populated areas are typically updated more often than less densely populated areas.
Rate of change: Areas with a lot of new construction or other changes are likely to be updated more often than areas that are more stable.
Feedback: Google also takes into account feedback from users when making decisions about where and when to update Street View.
If you are curious about when Street View was last updated in your area, you can check the date stamp in the bottom left corner of the Street View image.
Here are some tips for finding out when Google Street View is coming to your area:
Follow Google Street View on social media for updates on their plans.
Check the Street View team's monthly schedule.
Keep an eye out for Street View cars in your area.
Ask friends, family, or neighbors if they have seen a Street View car recently.
If you find that Street View doesn't update often enough in your area, you can request new Street View imagery using the Google Maps feedback tool. However, Google cannot guarantee that they will be able to update Street View in your area in response to your request.