As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$1,902 (+6.8%)
$212,400 + $700
$213,100
2025
$1,782 (+28.1%)
$212,400 + $700
$213,100
2024
$1,390 (+31.4%)
$195,700 + $700
$196,400
2023
$1,058 (−29.3%)
$149,900 + $700
$150,600
2022
$1,496 (+38.5%)
$119,700 + $700
$120,400
2021
$1,080 (−15.3%)
$137,000 + $600
$137,600
2020
$1,275 (+23.3%)
$88,500 + $500
$89,000
2019
$1,034 (−11.2%)
$88,600 + $400
$89,000
2018
$1,165 (+12.3%)
$80,800 + $500
$81,300
2017
$1,037 (+2.7%)
$80,800 + $500
$81,300
2016
$1,010 (−17.4%)
$72,050 + $600
$72,650
2015
$1,223 (−0.2%)
$69,450 + $600
$70,050
2014
$1,225 (+3.1%)
$83,800 + $800
$84,600
2013
$1,188 (−12.2%)
$83,800 + $800
$84,600
2012
$1,354 (−3.6%)
$78,200 + $800
$79,000
2011
$1,405 (−12.3%)
$97,750 + $800
$98,550
2010
$1,602 (−11.0%)
$104,750 + $1,000
$105,750
2009
$1,800
$131,250 + $1,600
$132,850
Tax history for 20315 Michigan Hill Rd SW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$1,902 (+6.8%)
$212,400 + $700
$213,100
2025
$1,782 (+28.1%)
$212,400 + $700
$213,100
2024
$1,390 (+31.4%)
$195,700 + $700
$196,400
2023
$1,058 (−29.3%)
$149,900 + $700
$150,600
2022
$1,496 (+38.5%)
$119,700 + $700
$120,400
2021
$1,080 (−15.3%)
$137,000 + $600
$137,600
2020
$1,275 (+23.3%)
$88,500 + $500
$89,000
2019
$1,034 (−11.2%)
$88,600 + $400
$89,000
2018
$1,165 (+12.3%)
$80,800 + $500
$81,300
2017
$1,037 (+2.7%)
$80,800 + $500
$81,300
2016
$1,010 (−17.4%)
$72,050 + $600
$72,650
2015
$1,223 (−0.2%)
$69,450 + $600
$70,050
2014
$1,225 (+3.1%)
$83,800 + $800
$84,600
2013
$1,188 (−12.2%)
$83,800 + $800
$84,600
2012
$1,354 (−3.6%)
$78,200 + $800
$79,000
2011
$1,405 (−12.3%)
$97,750 + $800
$98,550
2010
$1,602 (−11.0%)
$104,750 + $1,000
$105,750
2009
$1,800
$131,250 + $1,600
$132,850
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RRR1/5
Rural Residential/Resource One Dwelling Unit Per Five Acre District
The purpose of this chapter is to encourage residential development that maintains the county's rural character; provides opportunities for compatible agricultural, forestry and other rural land uses; is sensitive to the site's physical characteristics; provides greater opportunities for protecting sensitive environmental areas and creating open space corridors; enables efficient road and utility systems; and does not create demands for urban level services.