1022 N Riley Ave is a 1,040 square foot house on a 6,055 square foot lot with 2 bedrooms. Based on Redfin's Indianapolis data, we estimate the home's value is $155,030.
Single-familyProperty Type
1928Year Built
6,055 sq ftLot Size
$149Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$155,030
$5,000 since August
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Estimate history
Homes for sale
This home's estimate is 11% lower than the average sale price ($174K) of 5 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,798 (+9.6%)
$23,500 + $137,500
$161,000
2024
$1,641 (−0.7%)
$23,500 + $114,000
$137,500
2023
$1,653 (−3.1%)
$23,500 + $114,000
$137,500
2022
$1,705 (−40.6%)
$23,500 + $119,300
$142,800
2021
$2,872 (+10.2%)
$23,500 + $96,600
$120,100
2020
$2,607 (+108.5%)
$23,500 + $96,600
$120,100
2019
$1,251 (+24.5%)
$13,700 + $94,600
$108,300
2018
$1,004 (+28.1%)
$13,700 + $91,600
$105,300
2017
$784 (+14.4%)
$13,700 + $71,300
$85,000
2016
$685 (+3.5%)
$13,700 + $71,300
$85,000
2015
$662 (−12.8%)
$13,700 + $67,700
$81,400
2014
$759 (−0.7%)
$13,700 + $66,200
$79,900
2013
$764
$13,700 + $72,900
$86,600
Tax history for 1022 N Riley Ave
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,798 (+9.6%)
$23,500 + $137,500
$161,000
2024
$1,641 (−0.7%)
$23,500 + $114,000
$137,500
2023
$1,653 (−3.1%)
$23,500 + $114,000
$137,500
2022
$1,705 (−40.6%)
$23,500 + $119,300
$142,800
2021
$2,872 (+10.2%)
$23,500 + $96,600
$120,100
2020
$2,607 (+108.5%)
$23,500 + $96,600
$120,100
2019
$1,251 (+24.5%)
$13,700 + $94,600
$108,300
2018
$1,004 (+28.1%)
$13,700 + $91,600
$105,300
2017
$784 (+14.4%)
$13,700 + $71,300
$85,000
2016
$685 (+3.5%)
$13,700 + $71,300
$85,000
2015
$662 (−12.8%)
$13,700 + $67,700
$81,400
2014
$759 (−0.7%)
$13,700 + $66,200
$79,900
2013
$764
$13,700 + $72,900
$86,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning and permits
Zoning
Permits
D5
COMPACT
Dwelling District Five
The D-5 district is intended for medium and large- lot housing formats, primarily for detached houses, but may incorporate small- scale multi- unit building types in strategic locations. This district can be used for new, walkable suburban neighborhoods or for infill situation in established urban areas, including both low density and medium density residential recommendations of the Comprehensive Plan, and the Suburban Neighborhood and Traditional Neighborhood Typologies of the Land Use Pattern Book.
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Compact Context Area
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Housing-Group
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Multiple units
Communications tower
Housing-Mobile home park
Park & open space
Mar 1, 1996 • Final
Structural permit-1-2 family-miscellaneous
Roofing
Mar 1, 1996 • Final
Heating & cooling permit-1-2 family-replacement
HVAC
Permit history is from public records and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Redfin and its agents make no representations about the property condition or permit status. Buyers should independently verify all information.