As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,805 (+6.3%)
$244,300
2024
$2,638 (−16.1%)
$221,500
2023
$3,145 (+5.5%)
$253,200
2022
$2,982 (−6.4%)
$235,000
2021
$3,187 (+9.4%)
$236,800
2020
$2,912 (+2.6%)
$218,000
2019
$2,839 (+4.2%)
$202,200
2018
$2,724 (−4.8%)
$189,300
2017
$2,860 (+34.4%)
$191,700
2016
$2,128 (+6.2%)
$140,400
2015
$2,003 (−13.6%)
$129,400
2013
$2,318 (−5.7%)
$154,400
2012
$2,459 (+0.4%)
$166,500
2011
$2,450 (+12.0%)
$171,700
2010
$2,187 (−0.5%)
$164,800
2009
$2,197
$188,100
Tax history for 33 Middle St #21
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,805 (+6.3%)
$244,300
2024
$2,638 (−16.1%)
$221,500
2023
$3,145 (+5.5%)
$253,200
2022
$2,982 (−6.4%)
$235,000
2021
$3,187 (+9.4%)
$236,800
2020
$2,912 (+2.6%)
$218,000
2019
$2,839 (+4.2%)
$202,200
2018
$2,724 (−4.8%)
$189,300
2017
$2,860 (+34.4%)
$191,700
2016
$2,128 (+6.2%)
$140,400
2015
$2,003 (−13.6%)
$129,400
2013
$2,318 (−5.7%)
$154,400
2012
$2,459 (+0.4%)
$166,500
2011
$2,450 (+12.0%)
$171,700
2010
$2,187 (−0.5%)
$164,800
2009
$2,197
$188,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Downtown Mixed-Use District
Urban Retail and Mixed Use Commercial Districts promotes the vitality of Lowell’s historic downtown. The DMU is designed to promote a vibrant urban environment in the heart of Downtown Lowell. The UMU district focuses on revitalizing the commercial areas in the urban neighborhoods near downtown.