As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,637 (−2.8%)
$409,100 + $74,400
$483,500
2025
$5,797 (+17.7%)
$409,100 + $74,400
$483,500
2024
$4,925 (+39.6%)
$433,200 + $67,000
$500,200
2023
$3,528 (−24.1%)
$390,100 + $61,200
$451,300
2022
$4,646 (+5.9%)
$279,800 + $75,800
$355,600
2021
$4,389 (+14.3%)
$338,700 + $51,300
$390,000
2020
$3,842 (+20.5%)
$303,400 + $39,900
$343,300
2019
$3,187 (−10.9%)
$277,100 + $31,400
$308,500
2018
$3,577 (+11.2%)
$224,000 + $32,300
$256,300
2017
$3,217 (+3.6%)
$224,000 + $32,300
$256,300
2016
$3,106 (+0.1%)
$213,600 + $26,100
$239,700
2015
$3,102 (+38.4%)
$207,600 + $25,700
$233,300
2014
$2,241 (−15.8%)
$141,900 + $25,400
$167,300
2013
$2,663 (−9.9%)
$141,900 + $25,400
$167,300
2012
$2,956 (+5.9%)
$168,900 + $21,600
$190,500
2011
$2,791 (+8.7%)
$205,300 + $27,800
$233,100
2010
$2,568 (−10.7%)
$215,700 + $25,600
$241,300
2009
$2,875
$213,100 + $29,600
$242,700
Tax history for 7630 Fair Oaks Rd SE
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,637 (−2.8%)
$409,100 + $74,400
$483,500
2025
$5,797 (+17.7%)
$409,100 + $74,400
$483,500
2024
$4,925 (+39.6%)
$433,200 + $67,000
$500,200
2023
$3,528 (−24.1%)
$390,100 + $61,200
$451,300
2022
$4,646 (+5.9%)
$279,800 + $75,800
$355,600
2021
$4,389 (+14.3%)
$338,700 + $51,300
$390,000
2020
$3,842 (+20.5%)
$303,400 + $39,900
$343,300
2019
$3,187 (−10.9%)
$277,100 + $31,400
$308,500
2018
$3,577 (+11.2%)
$224,000 + $32,300
$256,300
2017
$3,217 (+3.6%)
$224,000 + $32,300
$256,300
2016
$3,106 (+0.1%)
$213,600 + $26,100
$239,700
2015
$3,102 (+38.4%)
$207,600 + $25,700
$233,300
2014
$2,241 (−15.8%)
$141,900 + $25,400
$167,300
2013
$2,663 (−9.9%)
$141,900 + $25,400
$167,300
2012
$2,956 (+5.9%)
$168,900 + $21,600
$190,500
2011
$2,791 (+8.7%)
$205,300 + $27,800
$233,100
2010
$2,568 (−10.7%)
$215,700 + $25,600
$241,300
2009
$2,875
$213,100 + $29,600
$242,700
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
MGSA
Mcallister Geologically Sensitive Area District
The purpose of this district is to provide for residential, commercial, and agricultural uses of a type and density which will minimize the potential for contamination or significant loss in recharge capacity of a vulnerable groundwater aquifer and potable water source of great importance to the general public. This exercise of the police power (regulatory power) is necessary to preserve the public health, safety, and welfare.