As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,079 (+2.4%)
$343,482 + $184,538
$528,020
2024
$5,938 (+0.4%)
$343,482 + $184,538
$528,020
2023
$5,914 (+5.0%)
$336,747 + $180,920
$517,667
2022
$5,632 (−1.9%)
$330,144 + $177,373
$507,517
2021
$5,739 (−2.7%)
$323,670 + $173,896
$497,566
2020
$5,896 (+4.6%)
$317,323 + $170,487
$487,810
2019
$5,637 (+2.2%)
$314,070 + $168,740
$482,810
2018
$5,516 (+4.3%)
$307,912 + $165,432
$473,344
2017
$5,288 (+2.2%)
$295,956 + $159,009
$454,965
2016
$5,177 (+0.3%)
$295,956 + $159,009
$454,965
2015
$5,164 (+25.9%)
$290,153 + $155,892
$446,045
2014
$4,103 (−1.8%)
$205,000 + $110,000
$315,000
2013
$4,179 (+4.7%)
$205,000 + $110,000
$315,000
2012
$3,993 (−6.6%)
$205,000 + $110,000
$315,000
2011
$4,273 (−9.4%)
$200,000 + $108,000
$308,000
2010
$4,718 (+10.1%)
$218,000 + $117,000
$335,000
2009
$4,284 (−14.8%)
$241,000 + $129,000
$370,000
2008
$5,029
$225,000 + $121,000
$346,000
Tax history for 5220 Edgar St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,079 (+2.4%)
$343,482 + $184,538
$528,020
2024
$5,938 (+0.4%)
$343,482 + $184,538
$528,020
2023
$5,914 (+5.0%)
$336,747 + $180,920
$517,667
2022
$5,632 (−1.9%)
$330,144 + $177,373
$507,517
2021
$5,739 (−2.7%)
$323,670 + $173,896
$497,566
2020
$5,896 (+4.6%)
$317,323 + $170,487
$487,810
2019
$5,637 (+2.2%)
$314,070 + $168,740
$482,810
2018
$5,516 (+4.3%)
$307,912 + $165,432
$473,344
2017
$5,288 (+2.2%)
$295,956 + $159,009
$454,965
2016
$5,177 (+0.3%)
$295,956 + $159,009
$454,965
2015
$5,164 (+25.9%)
$290,153 + $155,892
$446,045
2014
$4,103 (−1.8%)
$205,000 + $110,000
$315,000
2013
$4,179 (+4.7%)
$205,000 + $110,000
$315,000
2012
$3,993 (−6.6%)
$205,000 + $110,000
$315,000
2011
$4,273 (−9.4%)
$200,000 + $108,000
$308,000
2010
$4,718 (+10.1%)
$218,000 + $117,000
$335,000
2009
$4,284 (−14.8%)
$241,000 + $129,000
$370,000
2008
$5,029
$225,000 + $121,000
$346,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R2
Multiple-Family 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.