As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$13,193 (+2.0%)
$165,900 + $983,300
$1,149,200
2024
$12,937 (+2.1%)
$149,700 + $936,500
$1,086,200
2023
$12,666 (+14.0%)
$130,100 + $889,700
$1,019,800
2022
$11,108 (+7.4%)
$102,700 + $772,600
$875,300
2021
$10,341 (+0.2%)
$89,300 + $679,000
$768,300
2020
$10,321 (+29.1%)
$74,400 + $698,100
$772,500
2019
$7,997 (+1.6%)
$68,900 + $500,700
$569,600
2018
$7,873 (+5.5%)
$65,700 + $481,400
$547,100
2017
$7,461 (+2.3%)
$71,600 + $428,500
$500,100
2016
$7,295 (+0.7%)
$72,000 + $409,200
$481,200
2015
$7,245 (+8.4%)
$72,000 + $396,000
$468,000
2013
$6,681 (+2.9%)
$83,200 + $361,900
$445,100
2012
$6,491 (+14.6%)
$77,600 + $361,900
$439,500
2011
$5,664 (−4.4%)
$77,600 + $319,300
$396,900
2010
$5,922 (−1.4%)
$83,200 + $363,100
$446,300
2009
$6,005
$104,300 + $409,800
$514,100
Tax history for 21 Iowa St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$13,193 (+2.0%)
$165,900 + $983,300
$1,149,200
2024
$12,937 (+2.1%)
$149,700 + $936,500
$1,086,200
2023
$12,666 (+14.0%)
$130,100 + $889,700
$1,019,800
2022
$11,108 (+7.4%)
$102,700 + $772,600
$875,300
2021
$10,341 (+0.2%)
$89,300 + $679,000
$768,300
2020
$10,321 (+29.1%)
$74,400 + $698,100
$772,500
2019
$7,997 (+1.6%)
$68,900 + $500,700
$569,600
2018
$7,873 (+5.5%)
$65,700 + $481,400
$547,100
2017
$7,461 (+2.3%)
$71,600 + $428,500
$500,100
2016
$7,295 (+0.7%)
$72,000 + $409,200
$481,200
2015
$7,245 (+8.4%)
$72,000 + $396,000
$468,000
2013
$6,681 (+2.9%)
$83,200 + $361,900
$445,100
2012
$6,491 (+14.6%)
$77,600 + $361,900
$439,500
2011
$5,664 (−4.4%)
$77,600 + $319,300
$396,900
2010
$5,922 (−1.4%)
$83,200 + $363,100
$446,300
2009
$6,005
$104,300 + $409,800
$514,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
TMF
Traditional Neighborhood Multi-Family District
Traditional Neighborhood Residential Districts are designed to preserve, promote, and enhance the pedestrian-scale character of Lowell’s historic residential neighborhoods. All three encourage moderately-sized lots and prohibit large-scale developments. The TSF district emphasizes single-family homes, the TTF district also allows two-family homes, while the TMF also allows three-family homes and up to 6-unit multi-family developments by special permit. To encourage neighborhood stability and owner-occupancy, special provisions are provided for single-family developments in the TTF and TMF zones.