9119 Decatur Cir is a 2,312 square foot house on a 0.27 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Omaha data, we estimate the home's value is $276,737.
Single-familyProperty Type
1964Year Built
0.27 acresLot Size
$120Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$276,737
$2,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 11.1% higher than the average sale price ($249K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,102 (+0.3%)
$20,500 + $224,800
$245,300
2024
$4,089 (−5.1%)
$20,500 + $224,800
$245,300
2023
$4,308 (−1.2%)
$20,500 + $224,800
$245,300
2022
$4,359 (+20.2%)
$21,900 + $182,300
$204,200
2021
$3,628 (−1.1%)
$21,900 + $182,300
$204,200
2020
$3,670 (+23.8%)
$21,900 + $149,500
$171,400
2019
$2,963 (−0.1%)
$21,900 + $149,500
$171,400
2018
$2,967 (−0.5%)
$21,900 + $116,100
$138,000
2017
$2,982 (+3.1%)
$21,900 + $116,100
$138,000
2016
$2,892 (+0.5%)
$21,900 + $116,100
$138,000
2015
$2,879 (+0.9%)
$18,700 + $116,100
$134,800
2014
$2,853
$18,700 + $116,100
$134,800
Tax history for 9119 Decatur Cir
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,102 (+0.3%)
$20,500 + $224,800
$245,300
2024
$4,089 (−5.1%)
$20,500 + $224,800
$245,300
2023
$4,308 (−1.2%)
$20,500 + $224,800
$245,300
2022
$4,359 (+20.2%)
$21,900 + $182,300
$204,200
2021
$3,628 (−1.1%)
$21,900 + $182,300
$204,200
2020
$3,670 (+23.8%)
$21,900 + $149,500
$171,400
2019
$2,963 (−0.1%)
$21,900 + $149,500
$171,400
2018
$2,967 (−0.5%)
$21,900 + $116,100
$138,000
2017
$2,982 (+3.1%)
$21,900 + $116,100
$138,000
2016
$2,892 (+0.5%)
$21,900 + $116,100
$138,000
2015
$2,879 (+0.9%)
$18,700 + $116,100
$134,800
2014
$2,853
$18,700 + $116,100
$134,800
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R2
Single-Family Residential Districts (low density)
The R2 single-family residential district is intended to provide for low-density residential neighborhoods, characterized generally by single-family dwellings on relatively large lots with supporting community facilities. The R2 district provides for conditional approval of community facilities which generate larger quantities of traffic than residential uses. It is appropriate for established parts of the city, where it serves to preserve existing low-density environments; for newly developing, low-density neighborhoods; and for areas in which environmental considerations preclude the platting of smaller lots.