19675 SE Stark St is a 5,120 square foot property on a 0.58 acre lot with 10 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms. - it last sold on March 20, 2015 for $800,000.
1994Year Built
0.58 acresLot Size
$156Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
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Sale history for 19675 SE Stark St
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Mar 20, 2015
Sold
$800,000
$156/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 10, 1994
Sold
$52,000
$10/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 2, 1992
Sold
$48,000
$9/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$14,726 (+5.7%)
2024
$13,933 (+10.5%)
2023
$12,608 (+2.5%)
2022
$12,296 (+2.5%)
2021
$11,992 (+6.9%)
2020
$11,219 (+4.3%)
2019
$10,755 (+1.0%)
2018
$10,646 (+3.3%)
2017
$10,302 (+4.5%)
2016
$9,854 (+3.0%)
2015
$9,569 (+3.5%)
2014
$9,245 (+4.3%)
2013
$8,864 (+9.9%)
2012
$8,063 (−8.2%)
2011
$8,788 (+3.7%)
2010
$8,471 (+4.8%)
2009
$8,084
Tax history for 19675 SE Stark St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$14,726 (+5.7%)
2024
$13,933 (+10.5%)
2023
$12,608 (+2.5%)
2022
$12,296 (+2.5%)
2021
$11,992 (+6.9%)
2020
$11,219 (+4.3%)
2019
$10,755 (+1.0%)
2018
$10,646 (+3.3%)
2017
$10,302 (+4.5%)
2016
$9,854 (+3.0%)
2015
$9,569 (+3.5%)
2014
$9,245 (+4.3%)
2013
$8,864 (+9.9%)
2012
$8,063 (−8.2%)
2011
$8,788 (+3.7%)
2010
$8,471 (+4.8%)
2009
$8,084
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
CMF
Corridor Multi-Family District
This district designation is applied to properties along segments of Transit Streets. The CMF district primarily provides opportunities for moderate-density residential development, including multifamily and middle housing. It also allows single detached dwellings along the NE Glisan and NE 162nd Avenue corridors. To help create a pleasant pedestrian environment, most new residential buildings will be oriented to public sidewalks, with parking lots behind or beside buildings. Standards will require that the scale of new housing diminish as buildings approach abutting lower density residential districts.