As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,501 (+1.8%)
$147,839 + $229,566
$377,405
2024
$4,423 (+6.2%)
$144,940 + $225,065
$370,005
2023
$4,163 (+2.1%)
$142,098 + $220,652
$362,750
2022
$4,077 (−1.2%)
$139,312 + $216,326
$355,638
2021
$4,128 (−1.8%)
$136,580 + $212,085
$348,665
2020
$4,204 (+3.1%)
$133,902 + $207,927
$341,829
2019
$4,078 (+3.8%)
$132,530 + $205,796
$338,326
2018
$3,928 (+3.4%)
$129,932 + $201,761
$331,693
2017
$3,801 (+5.0%)
$124,888 + $193,927
$318,815
2016
$3,619 (−1.5%)
$124,888 + $193,927
$318,815
2015
$3,675 (+1.8%)
$122,440 + $190,125
$312,565
2014
$3,609 (−1.2%)
$118,240 + $183,602
$301,842
2013
$3,651 (+5.1%)
$118,240 + $183,602
$301,842
2012
$3,474 (+2.4%)
$117,706 + $182,773
$300,479
2011
$3,393
$115,000 + $179,000
$294,000
2010
$3,392 (+1.4%)
$113,136 + $175,677
$288,813
2009
$3,346 (+2.6%)
$112,292 + $174,365
$286,657
2008
$3,263
$112,559 + $174,780
$287,339
Tax history for 3500 Sunset Ln
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,501 (+1.8%)
$147,839 + $229,566
$377,405
2024
$4,423 (+6.2%)
$144,940 + $225,065
$370,005
2023
$4,163 (+2.1%)
$142,098 + $220,652
$362,750
2022
$4,077 (−1.2%)
$139,312 + $216,326
$355,638
2021
$4,128 (−1.8%)
$136,580 + $212,085
$348,665
2020
$4,204 (+3.1%)
$133,902 + $207,927
$341,829
2019
$4,078 (+3.8%)
$132,530 + $205,796
$338,326
2018
$3,928 (+3.4%)
$129,932 + $201,761
$331,693
2017
$3,801 (+5.0%)
$124,888 + $193,927
$318,815
2016
$3,619 (−1.5%)
$124,888 + $193,927
$318,815
2015
$3,675 (+1.8%)
$122,440 + $190,125
$312,565
2014
$3,609 (−1.2%)
$118,240 + $183,602
$301,842
2013
$3,651 (+5.1%)
$118,240 + $183,602
$301,842
2012
$3,474 (+2.4%)
$117,706 + $182,773
$300,479
2011
$3,393
$115,000 + $179,000
$294,000
2010
$3,392 (+1.4%)
$113,136 + $175,677
$288,813
2009
$3,346 (+2.6%)
$112,292 + $174,365
$286,657
2008
$3,263
$112,559 + $174,780
$287,339
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning and permits
Zoning
Permits
R2C
Coastal Multiple-Family Sub Zone
The purpose of the R-2-C sub-zone is to provide an area of moderate-density multiple-family dwellings suitable for legally existing and new subdivisions located in areas adjacent to significant coastal resources, both urban and natural in character. Development within the R-2-C sub-zone shall be consistent with the policies of the Oxnard coastal land use plan.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Day care facility
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Senior
Mar 1, 2022 • Final
Condominium repair
Remodel
May 28, 2016 • Final
Condominium repair
Remodel
Permit history is from public records and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Redfin and its agents make no representations about the property condition or permit status. Buyers should independently verify all information.