Tenant occupied. Call Centralized Showings for showing instructions (704)549-0002
Public Records
Sep 1, 1995
Sold
$30,000
$32/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,267
$44,100 + $83,080
$127,180
2024
$1,267 (+88.0%)
$44,100 + $83,080
$127,180
2023
$674
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2022
$674
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2021
$674
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2020
$674 (+37.4%)
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2019
$490 (+1.7%)
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2018
$482 (+1.7%)
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2017
$474 (+68.8%)
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2016
$281 (−2.8%)
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2015
$289
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2014
$289 (−0.1%)
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
2013
$289
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
2012
$289 (−41.3%)
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
2011
$493
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
Tax history for 59 Powder St NW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,267
$44,100 + $83,080
$127,180
2024
$1,267 (+88.0%)
$44,100 + $83,080
$127,180
2023
$674
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2022
$674
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2021
$674
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2020
$674 (+37.4%)
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2019
$490 (+1.7%)
$21,600 + $33,620
$55,220
2018
$482 (+1.7%)
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2017
$474 (+68.8%)
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2016
$281 (−2.8%)
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2015
$289
$11,700 + $28,490
$40,190
2014
$289 (−0.1%)
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
2013
$289
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
2012
$289 (−41.3%)
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
2011
$493
$11,700 + $29,630
$41,330
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RC
Residential Compact
The RC District is established to provide a high-density residential district allowing compact development consisting of the full spectrum of residential unit types where facilities and services are available. Unit types may include single family attached dwellings, townhouses, duplexes and apartments, with a maximum of 15 dwelling units per acre except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance. RC may serve as a transitional district between lower density residential and low intensity commercial uses. This district is intended to allow a mix of residential unit types and densities to provide a balance of housing opportunities while maintaining neighborhood compatibility.