As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,089 (+2.3%)
$143,728 + $172,475
$316,203
2024
$3,998 (+14.3%)
$143,728 + $172,475
$316,203
2023
$3,498 (−6.9%)
$140,909 + $169,094
$310,003
2022
$3,757 (+0.2%)
$138,146 + $165,779
$303,925
2021
$3,750
$135,437 + $162,529
$297,966
2020
$3,752 (+6.5%)
$132,781 + $159,343
$292,124
2019
$3,523 (+8.0%)
$131,420 + $157,710
$289,130
2018
$3,262 (+3.3%)
$128,844 + $154,618
$283,462
2017
$3,159 (+0.4%)
$123,842 + $148,615
$272,457
2016
$3,145 (−5.3%)
$123,842 + $148,615
$272,457
2015
$3,322 (+4.2%)
$121,414 + $145,701
$267,115
2014
$3,187 (−0.9%)
$117,250 + $140,702
$257,952
2013
$3,217 (+2.9%)
$117,250 + $140,702
$257,952
2012
$3,126 (+2.5%)
$116,721 + $140,067
$256,788
2011
$3,049 (−8.1%)
$114,433 + $137,321
$251,754
2010
$3,319 (+10.3%)
$112,190 + $134,629
$246,819
2009
$3,009 (+2.0%)
$111,352 + $133,624
$244,976
2008
$2,951
$111,617 + $133,943
$245,560
Tax history for 2123 Ribera Dr
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,089 (+2.3%)
$143,728 + $172,475
$316,203
2024
$3,998 (+14.3%)
$143,728 + $172,475
$316,203
2023
$3,498 (−6.9%)
$140,909 + $169,094
$310,003
2022
$3,757 (+0.2%)
$138,146 + $165,779
$303,925
2021
$3,750
$135,437 + $162,529
$297,966
2020
$3,752 (+6.5%)
$132,781 + $159,343
$292,124
2019
$3,523 (+8.0%)
$131,420 + $157,710
$289,130
2018
$3,262 (+3.3%)
$128,844 + $154,618
$283,462
2017
$3,159 (+0.4%)
$123,842 + $148,615
$272,457
2016
$3,145 (−5.3%)
$123,842 + $148,615
$272,457
2015
$3,322 (+4.2%)
$121,414 + $145,701
$267,115
2014
$3,187 (−0.9%)
$117,250 + $140,702
$257,952
2013
$3,217 (+2.9%)
$117,250 + $140,702
$257,952
2012
$3,126 (+2.5%)
$116,721 + $140,067
$256,788
2011
$3,049 (−8.1%)
$114,433 + $137,321
$251,754
2010
$3,319 (+10.3%)
$112,190 + $134,629
$246,819
2009
$3,009 (+2.0%)
$111,352 + $133,624
$244,976
2008
$2,951
$111,617 + $133,943
$245,560
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R2PD
Multi-Family - Planned Development (Additive) Zone
The purpose of the R-2 zone is to provide a district of low-density, multi-family dwellings, as well as emergency shelters for families, and supportive housing pursuant to statutory requirements that maintain a residential character suitable for locations abutting single-family dwellings.; The purpose of this division is to authorize the designation of any of the basic zones established by this code as planned development zones by adding the letters P-D thereto. The P-D designation is intended to insure the orderly development of land in conformance with the general plan of the city and to permit departures from the restrictions imposed within the basic zones as specified in this chapter where justified by one or more of the following circumstances: When development is proposed in an area that the general plan has phased for development at a later time; When development is proposed in an area subject to a redevelopment plan; When development is proposed adjacent to or near public parks, public buildings or similar areas; When disparities between adjacent zones require protection of the more restricted zone; When development is proposed that does not conform to the standards of the basic zone, but offers advantages if properly conditioned to protect nearby uses. Such development includes but is not limited to: Commercial development near residential development.; Multiple-family development near single-family development; Research and manufacturing development near commercial or residential development; When development is proposed near areas of public interest, such as areas of natural beauty, natural resources or historical interest, and public parks, civic centers and monuments; When development of a planned residential group is proposed.; Another purpose of this division is to ensure that development occurs in substantial conformance with plans or uses in connection with an application for rezoning.