As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,798 (+26.6%)
$3,788 + $14,211
$17,999
2022
$2,999 (+1.7%)
$3,788 + $14,211
$17,999
2021
$2,950 (+30.8%)
$3,788 + $14,211
$17,999
2020
$2,255 (−6.1%)
$3,788 + $9,439
$13,227
2019
$2,401 (+1.8%)
$3,788 + $11,593
$15,381
2018
$2,360 (−38.2%)
$3,788 + $11,593
$15,381
2017
$3,815 (+2.4%)
$3,385 + $17,714
$21,099
2016
$3,726 (+10.1%)
$3,385 + $17,714
$21,099
2015
$3,385 (+6.5%)
$3,385 + $17,714
$21,099
2014
$3,177 (+2.4%)
$3,224 + $16,470
$19,694
2013
$3,103 (+22.7%)
$3,224 + $16,470
$19,694
2012
$2,528 (+25.5%)
$3,224 + $16,470
$19,694
2011
$2,015 (+18.4%)
$4,513 + $17,651
$22,164
2010
$1,702 (+14.0%)
$4,513 + $17,651
$22,164
2009
$1,493 (+2.8%)
$4,513 + $17,651
$22,164
2008
$1,452 (−44.3%)
$4,255 + $23,240
$27,495
2007
$2,607
$4,255 + $23,240
$27,495
Tax history for 2651 W Cermak Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,798 (+26.6%)
$3,788 + $14,211
$17,999
2022
$2,999 (+1.7%)
$3,788 + $14,211
$17,999
2021
$2,950 (+30.8%)
$3,788 + $14,211
$17,999
2020
$2,255 (−6.1%)
$3,788 + $9,439
$13,227
2019
$2,401 (+1.8%)
$3,788 + $11,593
$15,381
2018
$2,360 (−38.2%)
$3,788 + $11,593
$15,381
2017
$3,815 (+2.4%)
$3,385 + $17,714
$21,099
2016
$3,726 (+10.1%)
$3,385 + $17,714
$21,099
2015
$3,385 (+6.5%)
$3,385 + $17,714
$21,099
2014
$3,177 (+2.4%)
$3,224 + $16,470
$19,694
2013
$3,103 (+22.7%)
$3,224 + $16,470
$19,694
2012
$2,528 (+25.5%)
$3,224 + $16,470
$19,694
2011
$2,015 (+18.4%)
$4,513 + $17,651
$22,164
2010
$1,702 (+14.0%)
$4,513 + $17,651
$22,164
2009
$1,493 (+2.8%)
$4,513 + $17,651
$22,164
2008
$1,452 (−44.3%)
$4,255 + $23,240
$27,495
2007
$2,607
$4,255 + $23,240
$27,495
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
C1-2
Neighborhood Commercial District
The primary purpose of the C1, Neighborhood Commercial district is to accommodate a very broad range of small-scale, business, service and commercial uses.; C1 zoning is distinguished from B1 zoning by the range of use types allowed: C1 permits more intensive, more auto-oriented commercial use types than does B1. The C1 district also allows taverns and liquor stores by-right.; The C1 district permits residential dwelling units above the ground floor.; C1 zoning is generally intended to be applied in compact nodes, at the intersection of two or more major streets, or in a cohesive linear fashion along streets.; The C1 district can be combined with the dash 1, dash 1.5, dash 2, dash 3 or dash 5 bulk and density designations.