As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,559 (+1.7%)
$72,753 + $140,305
$213,058
2024
$2,515 (+6.2%)
$71,327 + $137,554
$208,881
2023
$2,368 (+2.1%)
$69,929 + $134,857
$204,786
2022
$2,320 (−1.2%)
$68,558 + $132,213
$200,771
2021
$2,348 (−1.8%)
$67,214 + $129,621
$196,835
2020
$2,391 (+3.1%)
$65,896 + $127,080
$192,976
2019
$2,320 (+3.8%)
$65,221 + $125,778
$190,999
2018
$2,235 (+3.3%)
$63,943 + $123,312
$187,255
2017
$2,163 (+5.0%)
$61,461 + $118,525
$179,986
2016
$2,061 (−1.5%)
$61,461 + $118,525
$179,986
2015
$2,092 (+1.8%)
$60,256 + $116,201
$176,457
2014
$2,055 (−1.1%)
$58,190 + $112,215
$170,405
2013
$2,079 (+4.9%)
$58,190 + $112,215
$170,405
2012
$1,983 (+2.6%)
$57,928 + $111,709
$169,637
2011
$1,933
$56,793 + $109,519
$166,312
2010
$1,932 (+1.4%)
$55,680 + $107,372
$163,052
2009
$1,906 (+2.5%)
$55,265 + $106,570
$161,835
2008
$1,859
$55,398 + $106,824
$162,222
Tax history for 3610 Sunset Ln
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,559 (+1.7%)
$72,753 + $140,305
$213,058
2024
$2,515 (+6.2%)
$71,327 + $137,554
$208,881
2023
$2,368 (+2.1%)
$69,929 + $134,857
$204,786
2022
$2,320 (−1.2%)
$68,558 + $132,213
$200,771
2021
$2,348 (−1.8%)
$67,214 + $129,621
$196,835
2020
$2,391 (+3.1%)
$65,896 + $127,080
$192,976
2019
$2,320 (+3.8%)
$65,221 + $125,778
$190,999
2018
$2,235 (+3.3%)
$63,943 + $123,312
$187,255
2017
$2,163 (+5.0%)
$61,461 + $118,525
$179,986
2016
$2,061 (−1.5%)
$61,461 + $118,525
$179,986
2015
$2,092 (+1.8%)
$60,256 + $116,201
$176,457
2014
$2,055 (−1.1%)
$58,190 + $112,215
$170,405
2013
$2,079 (+4.9%)
$58,190 + $112,215
$170,405
2012
$1,983 (+2.6%)
$57,928 + $111,709
$169,637
2011
$1,933
$56,793 + $109,519
$166,312
2010
$1,932 (+1.4%)
$55,680 + $107,372
$163,052
2009
$1,906 (+2.5%)
$55,265 + $106,570
$161,835
2008
$1,859
$55,398 + $106,824
$162,222
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
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.