As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$26,289 (+12.1%)
$700,000 + $1,501,800
$2,201,800
2024
$23,448 (+9.3%)
$346,500 + $1,535,400
$1,881,900
2023
$21,458
$346,500 + $1,292,800
$1,639,300
2022
$21,441 (+2.6%)
$315,000 + $1,245,500
$1,560,500
2021
$20,902 (+8.1%)
$315,000 + $1,172,700
$1,487,700
2020
$19,338 (+0.9%)
$315,000 + $975,900
$1,290,900
2019
$19,157 (+13.2%)
$294,000 + $951,600
$1,245,600
2018
$16,930 (+15.9%)
$259,800 + $777,600
$1,037,400
2017
$14,606 (−2.9%)
$259,800 + $614,300
$874,100
2016
$15,046 (−2.5%)
$259,800 + $605,900
$865,700
2015
$15,427 (+1.3%)
$262,400 + $603,300
$865,700
2014
$15,230 (+2.5%)
$250,000 + $582,700
$832,700
2013
$14,855 (+10.0%)
$250,000 + $582,700
$832,700
2012
$13,503 (+2.7%)
$255,000 + $542,100
$797,100
2011
$13,148 (+6.9%)
$277,200 + $543,000
$820,200
2010
$12,298 (+4.9%)
$301,400 + $545,600
$847,000
2009
$11,725
$376,600 + $537,300
$913,900
Tax history for 27 Danforth St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$26,289 (+12.1%)
$700,000 + $1,501,800
$2,201,800
2024
$23,448 (+9.3%)
$346,500 + $1,535,400
$1,881,900
2023
$21,458
$346,500 + $1,292,800
$1,639,300
2022
$21,441 (+2.6%)
$315,000 + $1,245,500
$1,560,500
2021
$20,902 (+8.1%)
$315,000 + $1,172,700
$1,487,700
2020
$19,338 (+0.9%)
$315,000 + $975,900
$1,290,900
2019
$19,157 (+13.2%)
$294,000 + $951,600
$1,245,600
2018
$16,930 (+15.9%)
$259,800 + $777,600
$1,037,400
2017
$14,606 (−2.9%)
$259,800 + $614,300
$874,100
2016
$15,046 (−2.5%)
$259,800 + $605,900
$865,700
2015
$15,427 (+1.3%)
$262,400 + $603,300
$865,700
2014
$15,230 (+2.5%)
$250,000 + $582,700
$832,700
2013
$14,855 (+10.0%)
$250,000 + $582,700
$832,700
2012
$13,503 (+2.7%)
$255,000 + $542,100
$797,100
2011
$13,148 (+6.9%)
$277,200 + $543,000
$820,200
2010
$12,298 (+4.9%)
$301,400 + $545,600
$847,000
2009
$11,725
$376,600 + $537,300
$913,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-1
Single Residence District
The purpose of the residential districts is to preserve the character of residential neighborhoods. The City contains five different residential zoning districts: Single Residence R-1 Single Residence R2 Single Residence R-3 Single Residence R-4 and General Residence G. Each district varies in lot area, frontage, setbacks, open space Percentage, and height requirements. The R-1 and the G Districts contain the densest single family neighborhoods, while decreasing in density through to the R-4 District which contains the least dense and largest lots within Framingham