Moses Lake, Washington Property Taxes
Real Estate Values and Property Tax Valuation in Moses Lake, Washington
Moses Lake has 15,042 properties with a cumulative value of $3.4B, making up 44.66% of the real estate value in Grant County. Property taxes are collected on these properties, with an average of $2,766 paid by each homeowner, which is higher than the county average of $2,462. Property taxes are based on the assessed value of the property, which is usually lower than the market value.
The property tax timeline in Washington begins on January 1st when the property valuation date is set. Property value notices are issued from May to December and the property tax appeal deadline is July 1st or 30-60 days after the notice is issued. Finally, property tax bills are issued on February 14th.
Updated November 01, 2023
Important Links | |
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Grant Clerk of Court | (318) 627-3246 |
Grant Assessor | (541) 575-0107 |
Grant Assessor | (218) 685-8232 |
Grant Assessor | (580) 395-2844 |
Important Dates | |
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Property Valuation Date: | January 1st |
Property Value Notices Issued: | May - December |
Property Tax Appeal Deadline: | July 1st or 30-60 days after notice |
Property Tax Bills Issued: | February 14th |
Real Property Tax Bill Due (1st of #): | April 30th |
Real Property Tax Bill Due (2nd of #): | October 31st |
Available Exemptions | |
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Senior | Available |
Disabled | Available |
Homestead | Not Available |
Veteran | Available |
Charitable | Available |
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Real Estate Statistics in Moses Lake, Washington
Residential Property Tax by ZIP code in Moses Lake, Washington
Moses Lake property taxes are collected at an average rate of 1.08%, which is slightly higher than the average rate of 0.96% for Grant County. This rate varies across ZIP codes, with the highest effective property tax rate of 1.08% in the 98837 ZIP code. The difference in property tax rates across ZIP codes is due to the differences in home values across the area.
Overall, Moses Lake property taxes are slightly higher than the average for Grant County, but the rates vary significantly across ZIP codes. Home values are the main factor that determines the effective property tax rate for each ZIP code, so it is important to consider the value of a home when looking at the property tax rate.
Tax Assessment Value
The following table shows the 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, and 90th percentile of property assessment value in each ZIP code in Moses Lake, Washington. The tax assessment value may differ from the potential sale value, and is used to calculate the property tax for each piece of real estate.
ZIP Code | 10th Percentile | 25th Percentile | Median | 75th Percentile | 90th Percentile |
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98837 | $32,390 | $122,862 | $195,655 | $281,685 | $394,868 |
Property Tax Bill
This table shows the percentiles of actual property tax paid on residential properties for each ZIP code in Moses Lake, Washington.
ZIP Code | 10th Percentile | 25th Percentile | Median | 75th Percentile | 90th Percentile |
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98837 | $945 | $1,665 | $2,473 | $3,388 | $4,576 |
Effective Property Tax Rate
The effective property tax rate is calculated by dividing the property tax bill by the assessed value. For the percentiles below, the calculation is performed using the percentiles for property tax bill and assessed value above. Therefore, each consecutive percentile doesn't necessarily show a larger value.
ZIP Code | 10th Percentile | 25th Percentile | Median | 75th Percentile | 90th Percentile |
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98837 | 2.92% | 1.36% | 1.26% | 1.20% | 1.16% |
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Real Estate Values in Moses Lake, Washington
Average Home Value in Moses Lake, Washington
Last updated: November 2023
Average home value over time in Moses Lake, Washington
Last updated: November 2023
Total unique home listings in Moses Lake, Washington
Last updated: November 2023
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Housing Expenses in Moses Lake, Washington
Housing expenses are a major part of the average household budget in the state. In fact, housing expenses account for nearly one-third of total expenses for the average household. As inflation continues, housing expenses continue to rise, eating up an ever-increasing portion of the household budget. Property taxes are the second largest component of housing expenses for the average property owner in the state, making up a significant portion of the total housing expenses. As housing expenses continue to rise, it is important for households to budget carefully and plan for the future to ensure they can afford their housing expenses.
Monthly Consumer Expenses for West region
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