@ohwilleke: Yeah, I didn't mean to imply that high property values there would
mean high property tax rates, just that high property values would likely mean the jurisdiction wouldn't need to raise money from other taxes.
Not exact matches
A combination of
high property tax rates and
high home values in northeast New Jersey's Bergen County
means that nearly half of the county's residents pay $ 10,000 or more annually in
property taxes.
East Syracuse village residents are facing a 22 percent increase in their
property taxes,
meaning they will pay the
highest tax rate of any municipality in Onondaga County.
Regardless of the level of state aid, the continued reliance on local wealth
means property - poor districts must continue to
tax their residents at
higher rates to obtain the same dollar amount for each pupil.
That may sound like bad news for taxpayers, but the
high value of
property and above - average income
means that the state can collect a decent amount of money from
property taxes while keeping the actual
tax, which is a percentage of
property value, fairly low — as of 2015 it had the sixth - lowest
property tax rate in the country.
However, the average home value in El Paso County is significantly lower than the U.S. average, which
means county residents in fact pay
higher property tax rates than most Americans.