As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$5,661 (+2.1%)
2023
$5,544 (+9.6%)
2022
$5,060 (+1.7%)
2021
$4,976 (+76.0%)
2020
$2,827 (−1.0%)
$30,600 + $116,208
$146,808
2019
$2,854 (+5.6%)
2018
$2,703 (+11.4%)
$30,600 + $112,970
$143,570
2017
$2,426 (+3.9%)
$16,087 + $103,693
$119,780
2016
$2,335 (+4.4%)
$16,087 + $103,693
$119,780
2015
$2,237 (+5.4%)
$16,087 + $96,689
$112,776
2014
$2,122
Tax history for 1133 Cahoon Rd S
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$5,661 (+2.1%)
2023
$5,544 (+9.6%)
2022
$5,060 (+1.7%)
2021
$4,976 (+76.0%)
2020
$2,827 (−1.0%)
$30,600 + $116,208
$146,808
2019
$2,854 (+5.6%)
2018
$2,703 (+11.4%)
$30,600 + $112,970
$143,570
2017
$2,426 (+3.9%)
$16,087 + $103,693
$119,780
2016
$2,335 (+4.4%)
$16,087 + $103,693
$119,780
2015
$2,237 (+5.4%)
$16,087 + $96,689
$112,776
2014
$2,122
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RLD-60
Residential Low Density-60 District
This category includes residential developments in a density range of up to 7 dwelling units per acre when full urban services are available. Generally, single-family dwellings will be the predominant land use in this category, although patio homes, townhomes, and multiple-family dwellings may also be permitted in appropriate locations. Minimum lot size shall be one-half acre per dwelling unit when both centralized potable water and wastewater treatment are not available. The lot size may be reduced to one quarter acre per dwelling unit if either one of these services is available. Secondary and supporting nonresidential uses described herein may also be permitted, subject to the criteria set forth in this Section below.; The following primary and secondary zoning districts may be considered in the Low Density Residential Category depicted on the Future Land Use Map series of the Comprehensive Plan.; The Residential Low Density RLD zoning districts allow for single-family dwellings at minimum lot sizes permitted in each district along with certain supporting open space uses, community facilities and utilities.