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2023 Real Estate Tax Rates in Essex County, MA

In this blog post, we will delve into the residential real estate tax rates in Essex County, focusing on the latest data and the percentage changes from the previous year, 2022.
When considering the purchase of a home, one crucial aspect to weigh is the local property tax rate, as it significantly impacts the overall cost of homeownership. 

Amesbury

Residential Rate: $16.34
% Change from 2022: -7.63%

Andover

Residential Rate: $13.66
% Change from 2022: -6.44%

Beverly

Residential Rate: $11.26
% Change from 2022: -7.48%

Boxford

Residential Rate: $13.84
% Change from 2022: -9.07%

Danvers

Residential Rate: $11.75
% Change from 2022: -7.19%

Essex

Residential Rate: $13.88
% Change from 2022: -11.59%

Georgetown

Residential Rate: $12.98
% Change from 2022: -7.81%

Gloucester

Residential Rate: $10.59
% Change from 2022: -9.72%

Groveland

Residential Rate: $13.13
% Change from 2022: -9.26%

Hamilton

Residential Rate: $16.34
% Change from 2022: -8.61%

Haverhill

Residential Rate: $11.15
% Change from 2022: -12.34%

Ipswich

Residential Rate: $12.23
% Change from 2022: -4.90%

Lawrence

Residential Rate: $10.16
% Change from 2022: -11.19%

Lynn

Residential Rate: $11.15
% Change from 2022: -10.30%

Lynnfield

Residential Rate: $11.30
% Change from 2022: -5.75%

Manchester-by-the-Sea

Residential Rate: $10.43
% Change from 2022: -1.60%

Marblehead

Residential Rate: $10.00
% Change from 2022: -4.94%

Merrimac

Residential Rate: $14.77
% Change from 2022: -9.61%

Methuen

Residential Rate: $11.70
% Change from 2022: -10.34%

Middleton

Residential Rate: $12.87
% Change from 2022: -2.87%

Nahant

Residential Rate: $9.09
% Change from 2022: -7.15%

Newbury

Residential Rate: $8.67
% Change from 2022: -10.89%

Newburyport

Residential Rate: $10.74
% Change from 2022: -10.57%

North Andover

Residential Rate: $12.24
% Change from 2022: -9.53%

Peabody

Residential Rate: $9.52
% Change from 2022: -5.74%

Rockport

Residential Rate: $9.43
% Change from 2022: -3.97%

Rowley

Residential Rate: $13.02
% Change from 2022: -10.94%

Salem

Residential Rate: $12.51
% Change from 2022: -5.58%

Salisbury

Residential Rate: $10.80
% Change from 2022: -3.05%

Saugus

Residential Rate: $11.26
% Change from 2022: -6.24%

Swampscott

Residential Rate: $11.74
% Change from 2022: -8.50%

Topsfield

Residential Rate: $15.20
% Change from 2022: -8.71%

Wenham

Residential Rate: $17.35
% Change from 2022: -11.39%

West Newbury

Residential Rate: $11.03
% Change from 2022: -15.22%

Understanding residential tax rates, which are typically expressed as a rate per $1,000 of assessed property value, is essential for homeowners and prospective buyers. This rate essentially tells you how much you’ll pay in property taxes for every $1,000 of your property’s assessed value. 

To calculate your property tax liability, you can multiply the assessed value of your home by the tax rate and then divide it by 1,000. 

For example, if your home is assessed at $300,000 and the residential tax rate in your town is $10 per $1,000 of assessed value, your annual property tax bill would be calculated as follows: ($300,000 * $10) / 1,000 = $3,000. This simple formula allows homeowners to estimate their property tax expenses accurately and plan their budgets accordingly.

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Joe Luciano is a dedicated Realtor® with Bentley's out of Newburyport, MA Specializing in Essex County & Nearby. Joe is the owner of the Joe's Homes Website & Brand.

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