As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,395 (+4.9%)
$26,491 + $56,324
$82,815
2024
$1,330 (+2.1%)
$26,491 + $56,324
$82,815
2023
$1,302 (+6.0%)
$25,972 + $55,220
$81,192
2022
$1,229 (+3.9%)
$25,463 + $54,138
$79,601
2021
$1,182 (+0.4%)
$24,964 + $53,077
$78,041
2020
$1,177 (+1.3%)
$24,475 + $52,037
$76,512
2019
$1,162 (+3.0%)
$24,225 + $51,504
$75,729
2018
$1,128 (+1.2%)
$23,750 + $50,495
$74,245
2017
$1,114 (+7.1%)
$22,829 + $48,535
$71,364
2016
$1,040 (+3.8%)
$22,829 + $48,535
$71,364
2015
$1,002
$22,382 + $47,584
$69,966
2014
$1,001 (+1.7%)
$21,615 + $45,952
$67,567
2012
$985 (+9.9%)
$21,518 + $45,745
$67,263
2011
$896 (+1.1%)
$21,097 + $44,849
$65,946
2010
$886 (+1.4%)
$20,684 + $43,970
$64,654
2009
$874 (+7.2%)
$20,530 + $43,642
$64,172
2008
$815
$20,579 + $43,746
$64,325
Tax history for 68 Lime Ave #4
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,395 (+4.9%)
$26,491 + $56,324
$82,815
2024
$1,330 (+2.1%)
$26,491 + $56,324
$82,815
2023
$1,302 (+6.0%)
$25,972 + $55,220
$81,192
2022
$1,229 (+3.9%)
$25,463 + $54,138
$79,601
2021
$1,182 (+0.4%)
$24,964 + $53,077
$78,041
2020
$1,177 (+1.3%)
$24,475 + $52,037
$76,512
2019
$1,162 (+3.0%)
$24,225 + $51,504
$75,729
2018
$1,128 (+1.2%)
$23,750 + $50,495
$74,245
2017
$1,114 (+7.1%)
$22,829 + $48,535
$71,364
2016
$1,040 (+3.8%)
$22,829 + $48,535
$71,364
2015
$1,002
$22,382 + $47,584
$69,966
2014
$1,001 (+1.7%)
$21,615 + $45,952
$67,567
2012
$985 (+9.9%)
$21,518 + $45,745
$67,263
2011
$896 (+1.1%)
$21,097 + $44,849
$65,946
2010
$886 (+1.4%)
$20,684 + $43,970
$64,654
2009
$874 (+7.2%)
$20,530 + $43,642
$64,172
2008
$815
$20,579 + $43,746
$64,325
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
PD-30
Planned Development-Downtown Long Beach District
The Planned Development (PD) District is established to allow flexible development plans to be prepared for areas of the City which may benefit from the formal recognition of unique or special land uses and the establishment of special design policies and standards not otherwise possible under conventional zoning district regulations. Purposes of the planned development district include permitting a compatible mix of land uses, allowing for planned commercial areas and business parks, and encouraging a variety of housing styles and densities.