Comments on: 2009 Maricopa County Property Valuation: A Question of Value or a Question of Error?

By: Kathy

Kathy — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 03:09:26 +0000

It appears that everyone (including us) is getting their property values lowered in hopes of paying lower property taxes. But the taxes got raised to compensate for this, now when the values go back up the property taxes will be outragous!

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 13:24:37 +0000

Something must be done before it is too late. My tax went up from $500+ to more than $1,100, this is more than 100% increase within a year. All of us need to write in to object to the new tax amount. I will be doing it. Just received my tax notice on 19 Sept 08. At least, they will have to work on it to reply me. If everyone does it, they will have to face the extra work for making such an unfair decision. Otherwise, I may be receiving a tax of $2000+ for 2009.

By: Ernie Baird

Ernie Baird — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:41:38 +0000

Chris,

Do you know if common area owned by an owners association (Office park development)which has a separate parcel for the common areas (basically just the streets, some landscaping and masonry entrance sign) is assessed at a lower rate than the individual lots in the commercial subdivision?

By: charles leflet

charles leflet — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 23:27:58 +0000

as the value of your home go’s down your tax’s should go down..what needs to be done is everone needs to pull togather and protest by going to all your nabbors..and get them to sing a patistion agenist the county assessor’s office..

By: Nancy Moffat

Nancy Moffat — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:07:08 +0000

I am really amazed!. My full cash value of my property by about 33%. Actually, it probably fell more because it is in Queen Creek and I could not sell it for the full cash value listed. However, my limited property value icreased by over $5000. So how is it that Pinal County can tax my home at a higher rate for primary taxes, when I am losing my shirt and upside down on my home. I want to protest this greedy act of our County Assessor’s Office. We need to cut back. I think they do too.

By: Gary Miljour

Gary Miljour — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:32:10 +0000

When I got this on Saturday, I felt the same as you. I love the bottom part that they are trying to keep our trust. Its funny how they are so quick to raise the tax, but not so quick to lower it. I will need to re-examine it one more time. There is one thing for sure, we will have a lot of pissed off homeowners calling their treasurer.

The only thing I can trust is that my taxes will continue to go up. You can Trust me on that.

Great Post,

PS, I hope he does not try to sue you over your right to freedom of speech.