Mine are $13,000.00 a year. 4 BR colonial on 28 acres.

Ours went up $534.00 this year. We've only got a 1/2 acre but a newer 2 bedroom house$ 2,600 a year. We have 60x80 shop with a couple acres a couple blocks away. It went under $186.00
Sky high oregon

Yup! And I hate that! I just told my wife a few days ago, once we pay off our mortgage we’ll still have to pay $500 a month for taxes. Big time ripoff!

Maggots !!!!

4300 last year

County assessors went nuts this year.Every property owner in Mn. is seeing this.
We have a 17 billion dollar surplus!

Hard to argue that property values have not increased substantially. Tax rates could be reduced to achieve a zero net increase or maybe a modest inflationary increase. Lots of municipal job salaries have skyrocketed. Policemen start above $45,000 in my city and nobody is taking the jobs. Wonder what another fire truck will cost?.

Hard to find anything that hasn’t had a cost increase.

..and some fall further down the ladder rungs.

mine went up 12% about the same as inflation

Thanks for posting that.

I have a newer 2 story 4 br on 26 acres.
we pay "only" $8800.
Now that I can see it truly could be worse I don't feel so bad.

Going up.

I have 172 acer and a 3 bedroom house built in 2015 and 3 out building I pay about 3000, I thought that was high until I saw you-guys post

I have 30 acres and pay 1998 but now it dropped to 1600 because I don't improve the outside of my house!. Why should I give more money to this crooked State.

My evaluation increased for 2023 by $255,000.00 and I have done no improvements to the property for over 25 years. That is a 66% increase in value. My taxes for this year increased 22%. I have a small 2bedroom, one bath home and live on 2 acres but have 125 feet of lake shore. I am not the only one getting stuck like this. Many people are seeing a 300 grand plus increase in valuation here. Not happy. MN with such a huge surplus too.
And then to add insult to injury, the democratic legislature is looking at bills to take away our firearm and trapping rights. Living on a fixed income with these taxes, I will need my firearms and traps to survive.

You guys are making me feel better about mine. I built our house here in East Tennessee in 2012 4bed/3 ba on 8 acres for $150,000, its appraised at $186,000. I could sell it for twice as much or more. I pay $1,650 in property tax. Have a little shack on tbe Muskingum river in Ohio that i paid $25,000 and taxes are $280 a year. I am no longer gonna complain about mine

2023 Property Taxes by State

NJ wins, if your the government. NJ loses if your a citizen.

Hearing some of these stories makes me feel better about my property taxes. In WV my taxes on a $250K home on 2 acres + the taxes on 137 acres that is separate that I use to hunt is around $1400 a year. On the flip side though we have roughly a $0.37 a gallon taxe on fuel, a 6% state sales tax 1% local sales tax, and we have state income tax.

Mine went up a few hundred this year and that's with the exemptions.
Insurance also went up because value went up.

Ours have doubled in the last 5 years. Wealthy nonresident’s paying astronomical prices for land here have been killing us.

1200/yr. house is worth about 300k