As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,895 (+1.4%)
$156,363 + $163,721
$320,084
2024
$3,840 (+1.0%)
$153,298 + $160,511
$313,809
2023
$3,802 (+0.3%)
$150,293 + $157,364
$307,657
2022
$3,791 (+2.4%)
$147,347 + $154,279
$301,626
2021
$3,703 (−0.1%)
$144,458 + $151,254
$295,712
2020
$3,707 (+4.2%)
$141,626 + $148,289
$289,915
2019
$3,559 (+0.7%)
$140,174 + $146,769
$286,943
2018
$3,534 (+4.1%)
$137,426 + $143,892
$281,318
2017
$3,396 (+4.6%)
$132,091 + $138,305
$270,396
2016
$3,246 (+2.8%)
$132,091 + $138,305
$270,396
2015
$3,157 (+0.8%)
$129,501 + $135,594
$265,095
2014
$3,131 (+0.2%)
$125,058 + $130,942
$256,000
2012
$3,125 (+4.3%)
$124,493 + $130,351
$254,844
2011
$2,996 (−0.2%)
$122,052 + $127,796
$249,848
2010
$3,001 (−0.1%)
$119,659 + $125,291
$244,950
2009
$3,004 (+6.6%)
$118,765 + $124,355
$243,120
2008
$2,819
$116,714 + $122,207
$238,921
Tax history for 50 E Middlefield Rd #7
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,895 (+1.4%)
$156,363 + $163,721
$320,084
2024
$3,840 (+1.0%)
$153,298 + $160,511
$313,809
2023
$3,802 (+0.3%)
$150,293 + $157,364
$307,657
2022
$3,791 (+2.4%)
$147,347 + $154,279
$301,626
2021
$3,703 (−0.1%)
$144,458 + $151,254
$295,712
2020
$3,707 (+4.2%)
$141,626 + $148,289
$289,915
2019
$3,559 (+0.7%)
$140,174 + $146,769
$286,943
2018
$3,534 (+4.1%)
$137,426 + $143,892
$281,318
2017
$3,396 (+4.6%)
$132,091 + $138,305
$270,396
2016
$3,246 (+2.8%)
$132,091 + $138,305
$270,396
2015
$3,157 (+0.8%)
$129,501 + $135,594
$265,095
2014
$3,131 (+0.2%)
$125,058 + $130,942
$256,000
2012
$3,125 (+4.3%)
$124,493 + $130,351
$254,844
2011
$2,996 (−0.2%)
$122,052 + $127,796
$249,848
2010
$3,001 (−0.1%)
$119,659 + $125,291
$244,950
2009
$3,004 (+6.6%)
$118,765 + $124,355
$243,120
2008
$2,819
$116,714 + $122,207
$238,921
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R3-2
Residential-Multiple-Family District
The R3 zoning district is intended for multiple-family housing, including apartments, condominium development, rowhouse development, townhouse development, small-lot single-family development and similar and related compatible uses. The R3 zoning district is consistent with the medium, medium-high and high-density residential land use designation of the general plan. The designation of an area in the R3 zoning district will include establishing a specific maximum density for multiple-family development, expressed as a subcategory to the R3 zoning map symbol (e.g., R3-2, R3-1.5, etc.).
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