As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,119 (−4.9%)
$19,200 + $165,800
$185,000
2024
$4,333 (+13.1%)
$19,200 + $174,670
$193,870
2023
$3,831 (−8.2%)
$14,400 + $152,550
$166,950
2022
$4,174 (−4.1%)
$14,400 + $152,550
$166,950
2021
$4,353 (+1.5%)
$14,400 + $150,600
$165,000
2020
$4,286 (−3.1%)
$14,400 + $143,600
$158,000
2019
$4,425 (+11.1%)
$14,400 + $147,480
$161,880
2018
$3,983 (+10.1%)
$14,400 + $125,600
$140,000
2017
$3,617
$7,200 + $125,800
$133,000
2016
$3,616 (+10.9%)
$7,200 + $125,800
$133,000
2015
$3,262 (+13.7%)
$7,200 + $125,800
$133,000
2014
$2,869 (+5.6%)
$7,200 + $97,800
$105,000
2013
$2,716
$7,200 + $97,800
$105,000
2012
$2,714 (−1.0%)
$7,200 + $92,550
$99,750
2011
$2,742 (−8.8%)
2010
$3,005
2009
$3,005
Tax history for 7734 Meadow Rd #222
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,119 (−4.9%)
$19,200 + $165,800
$185,000
2024
$4,333 (+13.1%)
$19,200 + $174,670
$193,870
2023
$3,831 (−8.2%)
$14,400 + $152,550
$166,950
2022
$4,174 (−4.1%)
$14,400 + $152,550
$166,950
2021
$4,353 (+1.5%)
$14,400 + $150,600
$165,000
2020
$4,286 (−3.1%)
$14,400 + $143,600
$158,000
2019
$4,425 (+11.1%)
$14,400 + $147,480
$161,880
2018
$3,983 (+10.1%)
$14,400 + $125,600
$140,000
2017
$3,617
$7,200 + $125,800
$133,000
2016
$3,616 (+10.9%)
$7,200 + $125,800
$133,000
2015
$3,262 (+13.7%)
$7,200 + $125,800
$133,000
2014
$2,869 (+5.6%)
$7,200 + $97,800
$105,000
2013
$2,716
$7,200 + $97,800
$105,000
2012
$2,714 (−1.0%)
$7,200 + $92,550
$99,750
2011
$2,742 (−8.8%)
2010
$3,005
2009
$3,005
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
MF-2(A)
Multifamily District 2
The MF-2(A) districts are composed mainly of areas containing mixtures of single family, duplex, and multifamily dwellings and certain uniformly developed multifamily dwelling sections. These districts are medium density districts and are located in certain areas close into the center of the city and at various outlying locations. The area regulations are designed to protect the residential character and to prevent the overcrowding of the land by providing minimum standards for building spacing, yards, off-street parking, and coverage. All commercial and office uses are prohibited. It is anticipated that additional areas may be designated in the MF-2(A) district from time to time in the future where the change is appropriate and access and utility services can reasonably accommodate these medium density dwellings. Additionally, the district is created to encourage the provision of affordable housing.
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