As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,563 (+0.2%)
$27,300 + $200,400
$227,700
2024
$2,557 (−5.8%)
$27,300 + $180,300
$207,600
2023
$2,714 (+4.3%)
$27,300 + $180,300
$207,600
2022
$2,602 (+22.8%)
$27,300 + $194,600
$221,900
2021
$2,119 (+6.5%)
$27,300 + $148,400
$175,700
2020
$1,991 (−3.3%)
$27,300 + $148,400
$175,700
2019
$2,059 (+17.7%)
$27,300 + $137,300
$164,600
2018
$1,749 (+12.2%)
$27,300 + $140,200
$167,500
2017
$1,558 (+5.7%)
$27,300 + $111,800
$139,100
2016
$1,474 (+13.3%)
$27,300 + $111,800
$139,100
2015
$1,301 (+6.6%)
$27,300 + $106,700
$134,000
2014
$1,220 (+4.0%)
$27,300 + $93,300
$120,600
2013
$1,173
$27,300 + $87,700
$115,000
Tax history for 5405 Greenwillow Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,563 (+0.2%)
$27,300 + $200,400
$227,700
2024
$2,557 (−5.8%)
$27,300 + $180,300
$207,600
2023
$2,714 (+4.3%)
$27,300 + $180,300
$207,600
2022
$2,602 (+22.8%)
$27,300 + $194,600
$221,900
2021
$2,119 (+6.5%)
$27,300 + $148,400
$175,700
2020
$1,991 (−3.3%)
$27,300 + $148,400
$175,700
2019
$2,059 (+17.7%)
$27,300 + $137,300
$164,600
2018
$1,749 (+12.2%)
$27,300 + $140,200
$167,500
2017
$1,558 (+5.7%)
$27,300 + $111,800
$139,100
2016
$1,474 (+13.3%)
$27,300 + $111,800
$139,100
2015
$1,301 (+6.6%)
$27,300 + $106,700
$134,000
2014
$1,220 (+4.0%)
$27,300 + $93,300
$120,600
2013
$1,173
$27,300 + $87,700
$115,000
*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
DP
METRO
Planned Unit Development
The planned unit development district (D-P) is established for the following
purposes: To encourage a more creative approach in land and building site planning. To encourage and efficient, aesthetic and desirable use of open space. To encourage variety in physical development pattern. To promote street layout and design that increases connectivity in a
neighborhood and improves the directness of routes for vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, and transit on an open street and multi-modal network providing multiple routes to and from destinations.
To achieve flexibility and incentives for residential, non-residential and mixed-use developments which will create a wider range of housing types as well as amenities to meet the ever changing needs of the community. To encourage renewal of older areas in the metropolitan region where new development and restoration are needed to revitalize areas. To permit special consideration of property with outstanding features, including but not limited to historical significance, unusual topography,
environmentally sensitive areas and landscape amenities. To provide for a comprehensive review and processing of development proposals for developers and the Metropolitan Development Commission by providing for concurrent review of land use, subdivision, public improvements
and siting considerations. To accommodate new site treatments not contemplated in other kinds of
districts.
Zone overlays
Metro Context Area
Nov 29, 2013 • Active
Heating & cooling permit-1-2 family-replacement
Replace the furnace, air conditioner, and coil in a residential building.
HVAC
Mar 20, 2006 • Final
Structural permit-multi-family-miscellaneous
Roofing
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.