As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$266,149 (+8.0%)
$1,975,680 + $6,028,934
$8,004,614
2024
$246,524 (+8.0%)
$1,975,680 + $6,068,473
$8,044,153
2023
$228,255 (+8.0%)
$1,803,200 + $6,294,328
$8,097,528
2022
$211,349 (+8.0%)
$1,666,000 + $5,592,233
$7,258,233
2021
$195,687 (+6.3%)
$1,372,000 + $4,664,304
$6,036,304
2020
$184,112 (+5.0%)
$1,097,600 + $4,791,056
$5,888,656
2019
$175,374 (+4.8%)
$1,097,600 + $4,940,599
$6,038,199
2018
$167,379 (+4.2%)
$1,019,200 + $4,700,395
$5,719,595
2017
$160,654 (+2.6%)
$901,600 + $4,692,331
$5,593,931
2016
$156,552 (+0.1%)
$823,200 + $4,425,881
$5,249,081
2015
$156,344
$823,200 + $3,444,245
$4,267,445
2014
$156,365
$760,480 + $3,500,002
$4,260,482
Tax history for 7350 Silver Lake Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$266,149 (+8.0%)
$1,975,680 + $6,028,934
$8,004,614
2024
$246,524 (+8.0%)
$1,975,680 + $6,068,473
$8,044,153
2023
$228,255 (+8.0%)
$1,803,200 + $6,294,328
$8,097,528
2022
$211,349 (+8.0%)
$1,666,000 + $5,592,233
$7,258,233
2021
$195,687 (+6.3%)
$1,372,000 + $4,664,304
$6,036,304
2020
$184,112 (+5.0%)
$1,097,600 + $4,791,056
$5,888,656
2019
$175,374 (+4.8%)
$1,097,600 + $4,940,599
$6,038,199
2018
$167,379 (+4.2%)
$1,019,200 + $4,700,395
$5,719,595
2017
$160,654 (+2.6%)
$901,600 + $4,692,331
$5,593,931
2016
$156,552 (+0.1%)
$823,200 + $4,425,881
$5,249,081
2015
$156,344
$823,200 + $3,444,245
$4,267,445
2014
$156,365
$760,480 + $3,500,002
$4,260,482
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
MF-14
Multi-Family Residential District
The MF-14 district is intended to accommodate single-family residential development and lowdensity multi-family residential development such as duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, townhomes, and small multi-family buildings. Secondary uses include parks, schools, and community gardens. This zoning district is appropriate adjacent to single-family zoning and can serve as a transition to higher-intensity multi-family, Urban Districts, and Employment Districts.