As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,752 (+23.9%)
$98,400 + $217,270
$315,670
2024
$5,450 (+26.6%)
$98,400 + $156,520
$254,920
2023
$4,304 (−20.9%)
$61,500 + $137,530
$199,030
2022
$5,441 (+72.2%)
$98,400 + $137,530
$235,930
2021
$3,160 (−3.6%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2020
$3,279 (−1.4%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2019
$3,327 (−4.0%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2018
$3,465 (+12.6%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2017
$3,079 (−3.9%)
$61,500 + $53,280
$114,780
2016
$3,205 (+82.5%)
$61,500 + $53,280
$114,780
2015
$1,756 (+0.7%)
$61,500 + $57,490
$118,990
2014
$1,743 (−1.0%)
$61,500 + $3,500
$65,000
2013
$1,760 (+0.4%)
$61,500 + $3,500
$65,000
2012
$1,753 (+0.7%)
$61,500 + $3,500
$65,000
2011
$1,740 (+4.3%)
2010
$1,669
2009
$1,669
Tax history for 413 S O Connor Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,752 (+23.9%)
$98,400 + $217,270
$315,670
2024
$5,450 (+26.6%)
$98,400 + $156,520
$254,920
2023
$4,304 (−20.9%)
$61,500 + $137,530
$199,030
2022
$5,441 (+72.2%)
$98,400 + $137,530
$235,930
2021
$3,160 (−3.6%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2020
$3,279 (−1.4%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2019
$3,327 (−4.0%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2018
$3,465 (+12.6%)
$61,500 + $69,180
$130,680
2017
$3,079 (−3.9%)
$61,500 + $53,280
$114,780
2016
$3,205 (+82.5%)
$61,500 + $53,280
$114,780
2015
$1,756 (+0.7%)
$61,500 + $57,490
$118,990
2014
$1,743 (−1.0%)
$61,500 + $3,500
$65,000
2013
$1,760 (+0.4%)
$61,500 + $3,500
$65,000
2012
$1,753 (+0.7%)
$61,500 + $3,500
$65,000
2011
$1,740 (+4.3%)
2010
$1,669
2009
$1,669
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
HCD
Heritage Crossing District
The purpose of the Heritage Crossing District is to implement the vision previously outlined in the adopted Downtown Development and Heritage Crossing Redevelopment districts. It facilitates pedestrian oriented, mixed-use, urban infill redevelopment, providing shopping, employment, housing, and business and personal services. The Heritage Crossing District supports economic development, a sustainable tax base, and job creation; retention by: Providing a streamlined and simplified city approval process; Establishing adjacency predictability in the built environment; Offering flexibility to changing market conditions; Reducing risk to private investment; development; Synchronizing private investment; development with public capital investment policies; and Calibrating zoning regulations with a vision for redevelopment within the Heritage Crossing District.