3109 Risner St is a 1,465 square foot house on a 8,800 square foot lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Las Cruces data, we estimate the home's value is $281,601.
Single-familyProperty Type
1977Year Built
8,800 sq ftLot Size
$192Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$281,601
$24K since September
Estimate history
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,388 (+2.5%)
$8,867 + $38,975
$47,842
2024
$1,354 (+1.6%)
$8,867 + $38,975
$47,842
2023
$1,333 (+1.7%)
$8,740 + $37,709
$46,449
2022
$1,311 (+3.5%)
$8,622 + $36,475
$45,097
2021
$1,266 (+2.6%)
$8,504 + $35,279
$43,783
2020
$1,234 (+2.9%)
$8,246 + $34,262
$42,508
2019
$1,199 (+3.8%)
$7,995 + $33,275
$41,270
2018
$1,156 (+8.9%)
$7,751 + $32,317
$40,068
2017
$1,061 (+1.9%)
$7,514 + $31,387
$38,901
2016
$1,041 (+2.6%)
$7,514 + $31,387
$38,901
2015
$1,015 (+3.3%)
$7,073 + $29,595
$36,668
2014
$983
$6,867 + $28,733
$35,600
Tax history for 3109 Risner St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,388 (+2.5%)
$8,867 + $38,975
$47,842
2024
$1,354 (+1.6%)
$8,867 + $38,975
$47,842
2023
$1,333 (+1.7%)
$8,740 + $37,709
$46,449
2022
$1,311 (+3.5%)
$8,622 + $36,475
$45,097
2021
$1,266 (+2.6%)
$8,504 + $35,279
$43,783
2020
$1,234 (+2.9%)
$8,246 + $34,262
$42,508
2019
$1,199 (+3.8%)
$7,995 + $33,275
$41,270
2018
$1,156 (+8.9%)
$7,751 + $32,317
$40,068
2017
$1,061 (+1.9%)
$7,514 + $31,387
$38,901
2016
$1,041 (+2.6%)
$7,514 + $31,387
$38,901
2015
$1,015 (+3.3%)
$7,073 + $29,595
$36,668
2014
$983
$6,867 + $28,733
$35,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-1A
Single-Family Medium Density District
The single-family medium density district is intended to accommodate single-family site built/manufactured dwelling units, including patio homes and townhouses, and to maintain and protect a medium density residential character of development. This district is also intended to serve as a transition between the single-family high and single-family low density residential development. The maximum density of this district is eight dwelling units per acre