Property taxes in California Counties percentages
Cities can have additional charges such as sewer, water, police,
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Mellos Roos taxes can also be added when a tract is new.
Mello Roos tax pays for the curbs, gutters, roads, parks etc
built to accommodate new construction areas. This additional
tax can be very expensive. Local taxes are on average around an
additional quarter or .25%
In general property taxes are about 1.2% of current sale price and they
increase over time. Only way to reduce the property taxes is if values fall,
you can temporarily request for a formal review
Property taxes in California are a percentage of the real estate value.
Proposition 13 declared property taxes were
assessed their 1975 value and restricted
annual increases of the tax
to an inflation factor, not to exceed 2% per year.
Alameda .88%
Alpine .58%
Amador .77%
Butte .74%
Calaveras .87%
Colusa .79%
Contra Costa .96%
Del Norte .74%
El Dorado .81%
Fresno .88%
Glenn .70%
Humboldt .62%
Imperial .94%
Inyo .68%
Kern .12%
Kings .80%
Lake .86%
Lassen .78%
Los Angeles.79%
Madera .89%
Marin .78%
Mariposa .72%
Mendocino .65%
Merced .98%
Modoc .72%
Mono .68%
Monterey .78%
Napa .82%
Nevada .82%
Orange .71%
Placer 1.02%
Plumas .65%
Riverside 1.13%
Sacramento .95%
San Benito 1.00%
San Bernardino .92%
San Diego .78%
San Francisco .66%
San Joaquin 1.06%
San Luis Obispo.73%
San Mateo .69%
Santa Barbara .67%
Santa Clara .79%
SantaCruz .68%
Shasta .76%
Sierra .62%
Siskiyou .68%
Solano .97%
Sonoma .80%
Stanislaus 1.02%
Sutter 1.02%
Tehama .73%
Trinity .54%
Tulare .85%
Tuolumne .65%
Ventura .79%
Yolo .93%
Yuba .95%
