As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,913 (+5.7%)
$77,300 + $437,600
$514,900
2024
$4,650 (+1.2%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2023
$4,596 (+2.4%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2022
$4,487 (+0.8%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2021
$4,449 (−3.2%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2020
$4,596 (+0.7%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2019
$4,566 (−1.1%)
$51,300 + $277,800
$329,100
2018
$4,616 (+0.4%)
$51,300 + $277,800
$329,100
2017
$4,600 (−8.8%)
$51,300 + $277,800
$329,100
2016
$5,043 (−3.3%)
$49,200 + $270,400
$319,600
2014
$5,213 (−5.9%)
$49,200 + $270,400
$319,600
2013
$5,538
$49,200 + $270,400
$319,600
Tax history for W196S7072 Racine Ave
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,913 (+5.7%)
$77,300 + $437,600
$514,900
2024
$4,650 (+1.2%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2023
$4,596 (+2.4%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2022
$4,487 (+0.8%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2021
$4,449 (−3.2%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2020
$4,596 (+0.7%)
$59,500 + $345,000
$404,500
2019
$4,566 (−1.1%)
$51,300 + $277,800
$329,100
2018
$4,616 (+0.4%)
$51,300 + $277,800
$329,100
2017
$4,600 (−8.8%)
$51,300 + $277,800
$329,100
2016
$5,043 (−3.3%)
$49,200 + $270,400
$319,600
2014
$5,213 (−5.9%)
$49,200 + $270,400
$319,600
2013
$5,538
$49,200 + $270,400
$319,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
PD-28
Miller District
The Miller Planned Development contains approximately 4.5 acres with four parcels for two-family residential use located on the east side of Racine Avenue across from Thornapple Trail. The development was originally approved as a four-parcel certified survey map. Four apartment structures containing two units each total of eight units are approved by the City Plan Commission as part of a building, site and operation plan BSO with associated accessory structures, parking, landscaping, and accessways. The development is serviced by City sewer and private water; The planned development was originally created under the zoning of RS-2/PD Suburban Residence District with a Planned Development Overlay District. The planned development zoning was put in place to allow the developers to use the amount of units disbursed throughout the developed area while preserving the required density of the City's Comprehensive Plan. The PD also was allowed for flexibility to the developer with respect to building placement and the upkeep of landscaped areas. The density allowed under the original PD is 20000 square feet of land area per unit; A subdivider's agreement and cash deposit agreement are approved for the development by the City's Common Council outlining the individual guarantees.