As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$48 (+5.6%)
$5,255
2025
$45 (+7.0%)
$5,255
2024
$42 (−6.5%)
$5,255
2023
$45 (+20.1%)
$5,255
2022
$38 (−5.3%)
$3,423
2021
$40 (+58.9%)
$3,423
2020
$25 (−1.1%)
$2,000
2019
$25 (−5.1%)
$2,000
2018
$27 (+15.5%)
$2,000
2017
$23 (+4.5%)
$2,000
2016
$22
$1,900
2014
$22 (−3.6%)
$1,900
2013
$23
Tax history for 621 Calawah Way #21
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$48 (+5.6%)
$5,255
2025
$45 (+7.0%)
$5,255
2024
$42 (−6.5%)
$5,255
2023
$45 (+20.1%)
$5,255
2022
$38 (−5.3%)
$3,423
2021
$40 (+58.9%)
$3,423
2020
$25 (−1.1%)
$2,000
2019
$25 (−5.1%)
$2,000
2018
$27 (+15.5%)
$2,000
2017
$23 (+4.5%)
$2,000
2016
$22
$1,900
2014
$22 (−3.6%)
$1,900
2013
$23
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
OL-4
Moderate Density Commercial/High Density Residential District
To preserve adequate areas for commercial uses requiring relatively small amounts of land and that will act as a transition between residential and high commercial portions of the Forks urban growth area. An example of, but not limited to, this zone would be the areas of Andersonville, the Newton Mill/Elks Lodge portions of Merchant Road, and the airport.; To allow space for a diversity of housing types with appropriate services to supply the more economical housing opportunities to area residents without interfering with other residential or service areas. Zone shall be limited to that area that is serviced by both the city of Forks water system and a state approved sewer system such as that operated by the city of Forks. An example of, but not limited to, this zone would be residential areas on both sides of SR 101 Rhodey Avenue, Blackberry, etc.