As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$63,906 (+28.4%)
$81,361 + $703,059
$784,420
2024
$49,780 (−10.1%)
$75,258 + $650,318
$725,576
2023
$55,378 (−4.7%)
$67,309 + $581,628
$648,937
2022
$58,087 (+3.3%)
$104,056 + $625,381
$729,437
2021
$56,248 (−2.4%)
$96,941 + $582,617
$679,558
2020
$57,640 (+12.9%)
$93,509 + $561,992
$655,501
2019
$51,047 (+5.8%)
$139,409 + $529,732
$669,141
2018
$48,269 (+4.2%)
$128,784 + $489,360
$618,144
2017
$46,304 (+5.0%)
$128,784 + $489,360
$618,144
2016
$44,098 (+4.2%)
$121,323 + $461,008
$582,331
2015
$42,338 (+10.6%)
$113,790 + $432,384
$546,174
2013
$38,285 (−10.6%)
$106,152 + $403,358
$509,510
2012
$42,806 (−10.0%)
$113,156 + $429,973
$543,129
2011
$47,566 (−1.1%)
$124,429 + $472,810
$597,239
2010
$48,114 (+7.3%)
$132,980 + $505,301
$638,281
2008
$44,832 (+13.6%)
$132,980 + $571,213
$704,193
2007
$39,451
$99,468 + $555,439
$654,907
Tax history for 126 W County Line Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$63,906 (+28.4%)
$81,361 + $703,059
$784,420
2024
$49,780 (−10.1%)
$75,258 + $650,318
$725,576
2023
$55,378 (−4.7%)
$67,309 + $581,628
$648,937
2022
$58,087 (+3.3%)
$104,056 + $625,381
$729,437
2021
$56,248 (−2.4%)
$96,941 + $582,617
$679,558
2020
$57,640 (+12.9%)
$93,509 + $561,992
$655,501
2019
$51,047 (+5.8%)
$139,409 + $529,732
$669,141
2018
$48,269 (+4.2%)
$128,784 + $489,360
$618,144
2017
$46,304 (+5.0%)
$128,784 + $489,360
$618,144
2016
$44,098 (+4.2%)
$121,323 + $461,008
$582,331
2015
$42,338 (+10.6%)
$113,790 + $432,384
$546,174
2013
$38,285 (−10.6%)
$106,152 + $403,358
$509,510
2012
$42,806 (−10.0%)
$113,156 + $429,973
$543,129
2011
$47,566 (−1.1%)
$124,429 + $472,810
$597,239
2010
$48,114 (+7.3%)
$132,980 + $505,301
$638,281
2008
$44,832 (+13.6%)
$132,980 + $571,213
$704,193
2007
$39,451
$99,468 + $555,439
$654,907
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
B-4
Village Center District
The intent of the B-4 Village Center District is to encourage redevelopment and sustain the economic viability of the area known as the Village Center. In encouraging redevelopment, it is intended that the small-scale, pedestrian-friendly character associated with the Village Center will be strengthened through improvements to existing development and extending this type of development throughout the district. Development shall be carefully controlled to protect neighboring residential properties from impact while at the same time increasing the economic benefits to property owners and business.