As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$97,907 (−4.1%)
$2,650,000 + $5,549,900
$8,199,900
2024
$102,132 (+11.9%)
$2,650,000 + $5,546,800
$8,196,800
2023
$91,236
$1,311,800 + $5,658,100
$6,969,900
2022
$91,187 (+2.6%)
$1,192,500 + $5,444,100
$6,636,600
2021
$88,893 (−2.2%)
$1,192,500 + $5,134,400
$6,326,900
2020
$90,911 (−16.4%)
$1,192,500 + $4,876,300
$6,068,800
2019
$108,737 (−6.0%)
$1,113,000 + $5,957,000
$7,070,000
2018
$115,635 (−7.3%)
$250,200 + $6,835,300
$7,085,500
2017
$124,802 (−7.4%)
$250,200 + $7,218,500
$7,468,700
2016
$134,834 (−2.5%)
$250,200 + $7,507,800
$7,758,000
2015
$138,248 (+65.7%)
$251,200 + $7,506,800
$7,758,000
2014
$83,413 (+2.5%)
$239,400 + $4,321,200
$4,560,600
2013
$81,361 (+10.0%)
$239,400 + $4,321,200
$4,560,600
2012
$73,952 (+6.3%)
$244,100 + $4,121,400
$4,365,500
2011
$69,591 (+6.9%)
$265,500 + $4,075,800
$4,341,300
2010
$65,092 (+4.9%)
$288,600 + $4,194,300
$4,482,900
2009
$62,060
$360,600 + $4,476,500
$4,837,100
Tax history for 46 Irving St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$97,907 (−4.1%)
$2,650,000 + $5,549,900
$8,199,900
2024
$102,132 (+11.9%)
$2,650,000 + $5,546,800
$8,196,800
2023
$91,236
$1,311,800 + $5,658,100
$6,969,900
2022
$91,187 (+2.6%)
$1,192,500 + $5,444,100
$6,636,600
2021
$88,893 (−2.2%)
$1,192,500 + $5,134,400
$6,326,900
2020
$90,911 (−16.4%)
$1,192,500 + $4,876,300
$6,068,800
2019
$108,737 (−6.0%)
$1,113,000 + $5,957,000
$7,070,000
2018
$115,635 (−7.3%)
$250,200 + $6,835,300
$7,085,500
2017
$124,802 (−7.4%)
$250,200 + $7,218,500
$7,468,700
2016
$134,834 (−2.5%)
$250,200 + $7,507,800
$7,758,000
2015
$138,248 (+65.7%)
$251,200 + $7,506,800
$7,758,000
2014
$83,413 (+2.5%)
$239,400 + $4,321,200
$4,560,600
2013
$81,361 (+10.0%)
$239,400 + $4,321,200
$4,560,600
2012
$73,952 (+6.3%)
$244,100 + $4,121,400
$4,365,500
2011
$69,591 (+6.9%)
$265,500 + $4,075,800
$4,341,300
2010
$65,092 (+4.9%)
$288,600 + $4,194,300
$4,482,900
2009
$62,060
$360,600 + $4,476,500
$4,837,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
CB
Central Business District
The purpose of the Central Business CB District is to stimulate a pedestrian- and transitoriented, mixed-use environment that is supported by a mixture of residential, retail, office, and other commercial uses. The CB District encourages a compact, transit-oriented development setting while preserving the area as the Framingham’s financial, civic, cultural, and government center. The CB District is intended to generate a livable downtown environment with a strong presence of a multitude of activities that increase pedestrian access and reduce the number of auto-oriented uses. Development should preserve the historic nature and architecturally significant buildings within the CB District, while promoting new and infill development to support a multi-modal transportation, mixed-use environment.