Tax-Rates.org - Median Property Tax By State

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A property tax is a municipal tax levied by counties, cities, or special tax districts on most types of real estate - including homes, businesses, and parcels of land. Choose your state from the table below for a detailed information about the property tax in your location.

You can use the property tax map above to view the relative yearly property tax burden across the United States, measured as percentage of home value. To estimate your yearly property tax in any county based on these statistics, you can use our property tax calculator.

Median Property Tax Rates By State
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Alabama
0.33% 		Alaska
1.04% 		Arizona
0.72% 		Arkansas
0.52% 		California
0.74%
Colorado
0.6% 		Connecticut
1.63% 		Delaware
0.43% 		Florida
0.97% 		Georgia
0.83%
Hawaii
0.26% 		Idaho
0.69% 		Illinois
1.73% 		Indiana
0.85% 		Iowa
1.29%
Kansas
1.29% 		Kentucky
0.72% 		Louisiana
0.18% 		Maine
1.09% 		Maryland
0.87%
Massachusetts
1.04% 		Michigan
1.62% 		Minnesota
1.05% 		Mississippi
0.52% 		Missouri
0.91%
Montana
0.83% 		Nebraska
1.76% 		Nevada
0.84% 		New Hampshire
1.86% 		New Jersey
1.89%
New Mexico
0.55% 		New York
1.23% 		North Carolina
0.78% 		North Dakota
1.42% 		Ohio
1.36%
Oklahoma
0.74% 		Oregon
0.87% 		Pennsylvania
1.35% 		Rhode Island
1.35% 		South Carolina
0.5%
South Dakota
1.28% 		Tennessee
0.68% 		Texas
1.81% 		Utah
0.6% 		Vermont
1.59%
Virginia
0.74% 		Washington
0.92% 		West Virginia
0.49% 		Wisconsin
1.76% 		Wyoming
0.58%
District of Columbia
0.46% 		 

Tax-Rates.org provides detailed statistics on the property taxes collected in every county in the United States, as well as aggregated data for each of the states.

1 Median property tax rates displayed as a percentage of property value.
2 Data sources: The US Census Bureau, The Tax Foundation, and Tax-Rates.org. Most recent property tax surveys available are from 2009.
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