Property Tax Rates by State (2024)

Effective property tax rates for all 50 states and the District of Columbia, from U.S. Census Bureau data. Nationally, the median homeowner paid $3,211 on a median home value of $360,600 — an effective rate of 0.89%.

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Effective property tax rate by state — select a column heading to sort
StateEffective rateMedian tax paidMedian home value
Alabama0.38%$890$233,300
Alaska1.06%$3,976$376,500
Arizona0.43%$1,828$426,000
Arkansas0.52%$1,113$215,600
California0.71%$5,369$759,500
Colorado0.49%$2,828$574,600
Connecticut1.66%$6,573$396,900
Delaware0.47%$1,750$371,600
District of Columbia0.63%$4,594$733,400
Florida0.75%$2,993$396,900
Georgia0.74%$2,554$343,300
Hawaii0.27%$2,385$875,900
Idaho0.43%$1,912$446,400
Illinois1.92%$5,399$280,700
Indiana0.74%$1,798$243,500
Iowa1.29%$2,937$227,300
Kansas1.25%$2,983$238,700
Kentucky0.71%$1,611$226,000
Louisiana0.53%$1,187$223,200
Maine0.91%$3,103$341,900
Maryland0.95%$4,144$436,300
Massachusetts1.00%$6,080$607,400
Michigan1.18%$2,988$254,200
Minnesota1.02%$3,501$344,600
Mississippi0.66%$1,221$186,500
Missouri0.79%$2,021$254,400
Montana0.69%$2,939$425,400
Nebraska1.42%$3,739$263,100
Nevada0.47%$2,143$455,500
New Hampshire1.46%$6,707$458,800
New Jersey1.89%$9,358$496,000
New Mexico0.64%$1,776$279,900
New York1.45%$6,542$449,800
North Carolina0.61%$2,044$333,000
North Dakota0.96%$2,550$266,100
Ohio1.23%$2,937$239,800
Oklahoma0.75%$1,672$222,100
Oregon0.78%$3,895$497,500
Pennsylvania1.16%$3,214$277,600
Rhode Island1.07%$4,886$455,700
South Carolina0.45%$1,337$299,500
South Dakota1.01%$2,940$289,600
Tennessee0.45%$1,488$332,600
Texas1.31%$4,108$313,200
Utah0.49%$2,648$545,200
Vermont1.43%$5,026$352,800
Virginia0.71%$2,872$403,500
Washington0.79%$4,729$602,200
West Virginia0.52%$881$170,800
Wisconsin1.25%$3,680$294,700
Wyoming0.57%$1,947$339,500

How these rates are calculated

Effective rate = median real estate taxes paid (table B25103) ÷ median value of owner-occupied homes (table B25077), American Community Survey 2024 1-year estimates. This standard approximation allows fair comparison between states whose assessment systems differ. Local rates vary within each state. See property taxes explained.

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