As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,789 (−4.0%)
$28,788 + $71,094
$99,882
2024
$4,987 (−5.9%)
$28,788 + $71,094
$99,882
2023
$5,302 (−7.9%)
$25,868 + $63,882
$89,750
2022
$5,756 (+5.3%)
$24,016 + $59,309
$83,325
2021
$5,468 (+0.4%)
$26,864 + $49,225
$76,089
2020
$5,443 (+0.8%)
$25,786 + $47,250
$73,036
2019
$5,401 (−3.4%)
$24,422 + $44,751
$69,173
2018
$5,594 (−1.1%)
$28,424 + $49,146
$77,570
2017
$5,655 (−1.9%)
$28,424 + $49,146
$77,570
2016
$5,767 (−10.7%)
$27,610 + $47,738
$75,348
2015
$6,458 (+4.5%)
$26,381 + $45,612
$71,993
2013
$6,177 (+5.5%)
$24,682 + $29,310
$53,992
2012
$5,857 (+3.7%)
$25,574 + $43,695
$69,269
2011
$5,648 (−12.4%)
$27,178 + $46,435
$73,613
2010
$6,446 (+5.7%)
$27,056 + $62,943
$89,999
2008
$6,099 (+2.9%)
$28,495 + $63,618
$92,113
2007
$5,927
$27,294 + $64,722
$92,016
Tax history for 936 Rogers Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,789 (−4.0%)
$28,788 + $71,094
$99,882
2024
$4,987 (−5.9%)
$28,788 + $71,094
$99,882
2023
$5,302 (−7.9%)
$25,868 + $63,882
$89,750
2022
$5,756 (+5.3%)
$24,016 + $59,309
$83,325
2021
$5,468 (+0.4%)
$26,864 + $49,225
$76,089
2020
$5,443 (+0.8%)
$25,786 + $47,250
$73,036
2019
$5,401 (−3.4%)
$24,422 + $44,751
$69,173
2018
$5,594 (−1.1%)
$28,424 + $49,146
$77,570
2017
$5,655 (−1.9%)
$28,424 + $49,146
$77,570
2016
$5,767 (−10.7%)
$27,610 + $47,738
$75,348
2015
$6,458 (+4.5%)
$26,381 + $45,612
$71,993
2013
$6,177 (+5.5%)
$24,682 + $29,310
$53,992
2012
$5,857 (+3.7%)
$25,574 + $43,695
$69,269
2011
$5,648 (−12.4%)
$27,178 + $46,435
$73,613
2010
$6,446 (+5.7%)
$27,056 + $62,943
$89,999
2008
$6,099 (+2.9%)
$28,495 + $63,618
$92,113
2007
$5,927
$27,294 + $64,722
$92,016
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R2
Single Family Residential District
The R-2 Single Family Residential District is intended for areas of moderate density development and function as a transitional zone between areas of semi-rural character and developed residential district. The R-2 districts accommodates detached single-family dwellings on relatively large lots that are serviced by community sewer and water, which is prerequisite for development. Limited non-residential uses, which are compatible with surrounding residential neighborhoods may be permitted.