As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,650 (+1.8%)
$100,800 + $432,600
$533,400
2025
$2,604 (+35.6%)
$100,800 + $432,600
$533,400
2024
$1,920 (+1.0%)
$100,800 + $432,600
$533,400
2023
$1,901
$41,400 + $251,400
$292,800
2022
$1,901
$41,400 + $251,400
$292,800
2021
$1,902 (−3.6%)
$41,400 + $251,400
$292,800
2020
$1,973 (+0.7%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2019
$1,958
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2018
$1,958 (−6.1%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2017
$2,085 (+1.8%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2016
$2,048 (+3.8%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2015
$1,973 (−0.8%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2014
$1,990 (+14.5%)
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
2013
$1,738 (+2.3%)
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
2012
$1,699 (−0.8%)
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
2011
$1,712
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
Tax history for 3319 Neal Boyce Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,650 (+1.8%)
$100,800 + $432,600
$533,400
2025
$2,604 (+35.6%)
$100,800 + $432,600
$533,400
2024
$1,920 (+1.0%)
$100,800 + $432,600
$533,400
2023
$1,901
$41,400 + $251,400
$292,800
2022
$1,901
$41,400 + $251,400
$292,800
2021
$1,902 (−3.6%)
$41,400 + $251,400
$292,800
2020
$1,973 (+0.7%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2019
$1,958
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2018
$1,958 (−6.1%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2017
$2,085 (+1.8%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2016
$2,048 (+3.8%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2015
$1,973 (−0.8%)
$26,200 + $228,000
$254,200
2014
$1,990 (+14.5%)
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
2013
$1,738 (+2.3%)
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
2012
$1,699 (−0.8%)
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
2011
$1,712
$29,000 + $219,210
$248,210
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RA-40
Residential-Agriculture-40 District
The RA-40 district is primarily intended to accommodate agriculture, agriculture-related uses, compatible agribusiness and rural business uses and low-density residential development (including most classes of manufactured housing units). The district is generally intended to apply in areas where central water and/or central sewer service is not widely available.