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Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Analysis: Anne Arundel County effective property tax rates were lower than the national average in Q2

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Property owners in Anne Arundel County paid 0.7% of the value of their homes in property taxes in the second quarter of 2024, which is less than 0.6 times the national average, according to the real estate analysis posted by Anne Arundel Today.

The median sales price of a Anne Arundel County home in the second quarter of 2024 was $530,000, based on data from the 47 properties sold during that time. In 2024, the median tax bill for the county was $3,594, which is 0.7% of the median value of the homes that were taxed.

This is 0.6 times lower than the average effective property tax rate of 1.11% in the U.S. in 2023.

The analysis of Anne Arundel County real estate data showed homeowners in Annapolis, Crofton, and Brooklyn Park paid the highest rates.

The above article calculates the effective property tax rate for 2024 using estimated inflation values and 2023 tax data provided by the county. In some cases, the actual effective property tax rate may vary slightly.

The following table compares Annapolis with some other cities belonging to Anne Arundel County by their median effective property tax rate, calculated using sales and property tax data from the second quarter of 2024.

CityQ2 2024 SalesQ2 2024 Median PriceMedian tax 2024Effective tax rate
Annapolis3$385,000$4,9691.3%
Crofton6$409,000$3,9551%
Brooklyn Park2$224,950$2,2521%
Annapolis Neck3$640,000$5,4670.9%
Parole2$482,500$4,3440.9%
Glen Burnie5$340,000$2,7390.8%
Severn4$445,000$3,5420.8%
Lake Shore3$452,000$3,7040.8%
Severna Park3$750,000$4,9120.7%
Herald Harbor3$650,000$4,0770.6%
Pasadena2$501,700$3,1620.6%
Odenton3$655,000$3,4060.5%
Arnold3$842,000$3,9690.5%

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