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File #: DC-1855    Version: 1
Type: Regular Information Status: Presented
File created: 2/2/2023 In control: Board of Commissioners
On agenda: 2/28/2023 Final action: 2/28/2023
Enactment date: Resolution #:
Title: 2023 Market Value Update
Sponsors: Assessing Services
Attachments: 1. 2023 Value Update Attachment

DEPARTMENT: Assessing Services

FILE TYPE: Regular Information

 

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2023 Market Value Update

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PURPOSE/ACTION REQUESTED

Annually, the County Assessor prepares a report summarizing market value trends for property tax purposes and makes a presentation to the County Board. The 2023 market value trends report for property tax purposes has been prepared by the Assessor and is presented to the County Board for informational purposes.

 

SUMMARY

Every year the County Assessor presents information regarding estimated market values to the County Board. As required by statute, the County Assessor establishes estimated market values for all property in the County as of January 2, 2023, for the 2023 assessment, taxes payable in 2024.  Assessed values were determined by analyzing sales that occurred from October 1, 2021, to September 30, 2022. The sales period preceding the assessment date is mandated by the Minnesota Department of Revenue. Real estate and personal property taxes are paid in the year following the assessment. For manufactured homes, the property is assessed, and taxes are paid in the same year.

 

Assessors, by law, must appraise property at market value for property tax purposes. Residential property values have increased on average between 2 - 5 percent for 2023, with a few areas exceeding 6 percent. Apartment increases vary by property type and generally increased 3 - 18 percent. Commercial increases vary by property type and generally increased 7 - 12 percent with some property types remaining flat. Industrial property generally increased 17 - 25 percent with some property seeing increases above this range depending on type and location. Agricultural land estimated market values increased on average 11 percent, while taxable values, which we receive from the MN Department of Revenue (Green Acres and Ag Preserve) increased about 19 percent.

 

Countywide taxable market values, including new construction, increased approximately 7.06 percent to $72.4 billion. The total net tax capacity has increased 8.04 percent for the 2023 assessment, taxes payable in 2024, to $842,975,000.

 

Valuation notices for 2023 market values will mail (or email) to property owners on March 10, 2023.  As described on the valuation notice, property owners who believe their market value is incorrect should contact Assessing Services during the “Open Book Informal Appeal” period by filling out an online appeal at www.dakotacounty.us <http://www.dakotacounty.us> and search “Property Appeal”, or by calling or emailing Assessing Services.

 

A report summarizing the 2023 market value trends is attached.

 

RECOMMENDATION

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This item is for information only.

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EXPLANATION OF FISCAL/FTE IMPACTS

Total net tax capacity has increased 8.04 percent for the 2023 assessment, taxes payable in 2024, to $842,975,000.

This figure will likely decrease slightly as the year goes on due to valuation and classification changes. Additionally, the legislature may make changes that impact market value and/or tax capacity values. The effect of any legislative actions will not be known until mid-summer.

 

  None              Current budget              Other        

  Amendment Requested                           New FTE(s) requested

 

RESOLUTION

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Information only, no action requested.

 

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PREVIOUS BOARD ACTION

None.

 

ATTACHMENTS

Attachment: 2023 Market Value Update

 

BOARD GOALS

   A Great Place to Live                                          A Healthy Environment     

   A Successful Place for Business and Jobs         Excellence in Public Service

 

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT LEVEL

  Inform and Listen                Discuss                               Involve                               N/A

 

CONTACT

Department Head: Scott Lyons

Author: Scott Lyons