As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$355 (−3.5%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2024
$368 (−7.0%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2023
$395 (−2.4%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2022
$405 (+0.1%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2021
$405 (+0.5%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2020
$403 (−0.6%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2019
$405 (−45.6%)
$440 + $2,000
$2,440
2018
$745 (−0.6%)
$440 + $4,244
$4,684
2017
$750 (−2.2%)
$440 + $4,244
$4,684
2016
$766 (+325.6%)
$440 + $4,244
$4,684
2014
$180 (+1.7%)
$440 + $462
$902
2013
$177
$440 + $462
$902
Tax history for 36150 Martin Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$355 (−3.5%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2024
$368 (−7.0%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2023
$395 (−2.4%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2022
$405 (+0.1%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2021
$405 (+0.5%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2020
$403 (−0.6%)
$453 + $2,060
$2,513
2019
$405 (−45.6%)
$440 + $2,000
$2,440
2018
$745 (−0.6%)
$440 + $4,244
$4,684
2017
$750 (−2.2%)
$440 + $4,244
$4,684
2016
$766 (+325.6%)
$440 + $4,244
$4,684
2014
$180 (+1.7%)
$440 + $462
$902
2013
$177
$440 + $462
$902
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
L-2
Large Lot Residential District.
The L-2 Large Lot Residential District is intended to provide a single-family residential
environment on moderate sized lots which are served by central utility systems and other urban
services. The L-2 Large Lot Residential District is located in areas appropriate for urbanized single-family development convenient to commercial and employment centers. To protect the
intention of the district, permitted activities are limited to single-family dwellings and utility uses.
All commercial uses are prohibited in the L-2 District.