16922 SE Auburn Black Diamond Rd Unit R, Auburn, WA 98092
About this home
16922 SE Auburn Black Diamond Rd Unit R is a 1,840 square foot house on a 0.36 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. - it last sold on June 16, 2021 for $550,000. Based on Redfin's Auburn data, we estimate the home's value is $629,314.
Single-familyProperty Type
1975Year Built
0.36 acresLot Size
$342Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$629,314
$79K since sold in June 2021$0 since September
Recently sold homes
Estimate history
This home's estimate is 22% lower than the average sale price ($806K) of 6 comparable homes.
Sale history for 16922 SE Auburn Black Diamond Rd Unit R
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Jun 16, 2021
Sold
$550,000
$299/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 29, 2012
Sold
$249,000
$135/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 22, 2004
Sold
$252,500
$137/sq ft
Public Records
May 17, 2002
Sold
$203,200
$110/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 18, 1983
Sold
$77,000
$42/sq ft
Public Records
Oct 10, 1977
Sold
$49,950
$27/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,327 (+7.7%)
$197,000 + $366,000
$563,000
2025
$6,804 (+5.2%)
$197,000 + $366,000
$563,000
2024
$6,470 (−2.2%)
$193,000 + $356,000
$549,000
2023
$6,616 (+32.5%)
$173,000 + $315,000
$488,000
2022
$4,994 (+9.2%)
$194,000 + $351,000
$545,000
2021
$4,571 (+9.8%)
$76,000 + $281,000
$357,000
2020
$4,164 (+14.3%)
$76,000 + $225,000
$301,000
2019
$3,642 (−9.2%)
$71,000 + $206,000
$277,000
2018
$4,014 (+7.1%)
$71,000 + $206,000
$277,000
2017
$3,749 (+14.2%)
$65,000 + $182,000
$247,000
2016
$3,283 (+6.0%)
$59,000 + $168,000
$227,000
2015
$3,097 (+9.4%)
$56,000 + $153,000
$209,000
2014
$2,832 (+6.9%)
$52,000 + $139,000
$191,000
2013
$2,649 (−4.4%)
$47,000 + $117,000
$164,000
2012
$2,772 (−3.3%)
$45,000 + $110,000
$155,000
2011
$2,865 (−11.8%)
$58,000 + $127,000
$185,000
2010
$3,246 (−10.3%)
$56,000 + $176,000
$232,000
2009
$3,620
$71,000 + $228,000
$299,000
Tax history for 16922 SE Auburn Black Diamond Rd Unit R
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$7,327 (+7.7%)
$197,000 + $366,000
$563,000
2025
$6,804 (+5.2%)
$197,000 + $366,000
$563,000
2024
$6,470 (−2.2%)
$193,000 + $356,000
$549,000
2023
$6,616 (+32.5%)
$173,000 + $315,000
$488,000
2022
$4,994 (+9.2%)
$194,000 + $351,000
$545,000
2021
$4,571 (+9.8%)
$76,000 + $281,000
$357,000
2020
$4,164 (+14.3%)
$76,000 + $225,000
$301,000
2019
$3,642 (−9.2%)
$71,000 + $206,000
$277,000
2018
$4,014 (+7.1%)
$71,000 + $206,000
$277,000
2017
$3,749 (+14.2%)
$65,000 + $182,000
$247,000
2016
$3,283 (+6.0%)
$59,000 + $168,000
$227,000
2015
$3,097 (+9.4%)
$56,000 + $153,000
$209,000
2014
$2,832 (+6.9%)
$52,000 + $139,000
$191,000
2013
$2,649 (−4.4%)
$47,000 + $117,000
$164,000
2012
$2,772 (−3.3%)
$45,000 + $110,000
$155,000
2011
$2,865 (−11.8%)
$58,000 + $127,000
$185,000
2010
$3,246 (−10.3%)
$56,000 + $176,000
$232,000
2009
$3,620
$71,000 + $228,000
$299,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RA-5
Rural Area Zone
The purpose of the rural zone (RA) is to provide for an area-wide long-term rural character and to minimize land use conflicts with nearby agricultural or forest production districts or mineral extraction sites. These purposes are accomplished by: Limiting residential densities and permitted uses to those that are compatible with rural character and nearby resource production districts and sites and are able to be adequately supported by rural service levels; Allowing small scale farming and forestry activities and tourism and recreation uses that can be supported by rural service levels and that are compatible with rural character; Increasing required setbacks to minimize conflicts with adjacent agriculture, forest or mineral zones; and Requiring tracts created through cluster development to be designated as permanent open space or as permanent resource use.; Use of this zone is appropriate in rural areas designated by the Comprehensive Plan as follows: RA-5 in rural areas where the predominant lot pattern is five acres or greater but less than ten acres in size and the area is generally environmentally unconstrained