As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,675 (+61.6%)
$182,700 + $864,700
$1,047,400
2025
$3,512 (−46.1%)
$182,700 + $559,600
$742,300
2024
$6,511 (+6.2%)
$163,400 + $746,000
$909,400
2023
$6,131 (+6.9%)
$154,100 + $673,300
$827,400
2022
$5,733 (+2.6%)
$154,100 + $639,500
$793,600
2021
$5,587 (+15.8%)
$154,100 + $482,200
$636,300
2020
$4,826 (+6.0%)
$154,100 + $464,600
$618,700
2018
$4,553 (−6.7%)
$154,100 + $464,600
$618,700
2017
$4,880 (+9.1%)
$164,500 + $479,500
$644,000
2016
$4,474 (+8.5%)
$164,500 + $505,900
$670,400
2014
$4,122
$164,500 + $482,000
$646,500
Tax history for 760 Powerline Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,675 (+61.6%)
$182,700 + $864,700
$1,047,400
2025
$3,512 (−46.1%)
$182,700 + $559,600
$742,300
2024
$6,511 (+6.2%)
$163,400 + $746,000
$909,400
2023
$6,131 (+6.9%)
$154,100 + $673,300
$827,400
2022
$5,733 (+2.6%)
$154,100 + $639,500
$793,600
2021
$5,587 (+15.8%)
$154,100 + $482,200
$636,300
2020
$4,826 (+6.0%)
$154,100 + $464,600
$618,700
2018
$4,553 (−6.7%)
$154,100 + $464,600
$618,700
2017
$4,880 (+9.1%)
$164,500 + $479,500
$644,000
2016
$4,474 (+8.5%)
$164,500 + $505,900
$670,400
2014
$4,122
$164,500 + $482,000
$646,500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
TA
Turnagain Arm District
The TA district is intended to govern the land uses for the area known as Turnagain Arm south of Potter Marsh, including but not limited to Rainbow, Indian, Bird Creek, and Portage/Twenty Mile River. Areas within Girdwood are not included in the TA district and are covered by Chapter 21.09, Girdwood. The permitted uses and densities within the TA district are to conform to the land use plan map, policies, land use definitions, and residential densities of the adopted Turnagain Arm Comprehensive Plan. The TA district regulations employ the conditional use process to provide review for major development activities. By providing a public review process and by requiring submission of detailed site plans, greater compatibility between the proposed uses and adjacent existing uses can be obtained.