On Friday, the Santa Clara County Assessor’s Office mailed 466,614 assessment notification cards. The card provides the property owner the opportunity to review the taxable value before it is formally enrolled on July 1. Should the taxpayer disagree with the assessed value, there is sufficient time to contact the Assessor for further review before the July 1 deadline.
While not exactly Ed McMahon arriving at your door with a big sweepstakes win, County Assessor Larry Stone’s letter to over 14,000 property owners will come as welcome news to many.
Proposition 13: Love it or hate it, but please don't igonre it! More than any other law, it is critical that realtors and other professionals understand and convey to their clients. Proposition 13 and the additional ballot initiatives it has spawned.
School Data, Proposition 13 Information added. Earlier today, the Assessor’s Office published the 2006 Assessor's Annual Report. The report summarizes important assessment information for policy makers, finance directors of public agencies, leaders in the real estate and business community, members of the media and property owners.
The perception of a gradually improving economy in Silicon Valley appears to have been validated by a respectable increase in the assessed value of property in Santa Clara County. County Assessor Larry Stone announced today that the total, net assessed value of all real and business property in Santa Clara County grew by 9.07%, reflecting an increase of $21.77 billion. The total assessed value of all real and business personal property is $261.92 billion, setting a new record increase of over one-quarter of a trillion dollars.
