San Diego property tax rate..1%+how much?

[ybitz]

What’s the property tax rate in the city of San Diego? I know in California it’s 1% + special fee/bonds, but how much is the current special fee/bonds? Is it same throughout the city of San Diego, or does it vary from neighborhood to neighborhood?

[Eugene]

Varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, typically adds up to around 1.1% in older neighborhoods. Newer neighborhoods, especially the ones built since 2000, often have large fixed assessments which may raise the effective property tax as high as 2%.

[Eugene]

Varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, typically adds up to around 1.1% in older neighborhoods. Newer neighborhoods, especially the ones built since 2000, often have large fixed assessments which may raise the effective property tax as high as 2%.

[Eugene]

Varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, typically adds up to around 1.1% in older neighborhoods. Newer neighborhoods, especially the ones built since 2000, often have large fixed assessments which may raise the effective property tax as high as 2%.

[Eugene]

Varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, typically adds up to around 1.1% in older neighborhoods. Newer neighborhoods, especially the ones built since 2000, often have large fixed assessments which may raise the effective property tax as high as 2%.

[Eugene]

Varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, typically adds up to around 1.1% in older neighborhoods. Newer neighborhoods, especially the ones built since 2000, often have large fixed assessments which may raise the effective property tax as high as 2%.

[temeculaguy]

It varies and it can vary wildly. The fee/bonds/mello roos, etc. are not usually based on value so you can’t always use a percentage for the amount over 1%. Usually the newer places or the nicer places have the higher fees but there are exceptions. Those landscaped center medians don’t mow themselves. It’s neighborhood to neighborhood.

[temeculaguy]

It varies and it can vary wildly. The fee/bonds/mello roos, etc. are not usually based on value so you can’t always use a percentage for the amount over 1%. Usually the newer places or the nicer places have the higher fees but there are exceptions. Those landscaped center medians don’t mow themselves. It’s neighborhood to neighborhood.

[temeculaguy]

It varies and it can vary wildly. The fee/bonds/mello roos, etc. are not usually based on value so you can’t always use a percentage for the amount over 1%. Usually the newer places or the nicer places have the higher fees but there are exceptions. Those landscaped center medians don’t mow themselves. It’s neighborhood to neighborhood.

[temeculaguy]

It varies and it can vary wildly. The fee/bonds/mello roos, etc. are not usually based on value so you can’t always use a percentage for the amount over 1%. Usually the newer places or the nicer places have the higher fees but there are exceptions. Those landscaped center medians don’t mow themselves. It’s neighborhood to neighborhood.

[temeculaguy]

It varies and it can vary wildly. The fee/bonds/mello roos, etc. are not usually based on value so you can’t always use a percentage for the amount over 1%. Usually the newer places or the nicer places have the higher fees but there are exceptions. Those landscaped center medians don’t mow themselves. It’s neighborhood to neighborhood.

[DataAgent]

If you have questions about a specific property, here’s a good link: http://www2.sdcounty.ca.gov/pts/fcsasearch.asp

Just enter the parcel number and you’ll get the base tax valuation rate and a list of the fixed charges.

[DataAgent]

If you have questions about a specific property, here’s a good link: http://www2.sdcounty.ca.gov/pts/fcsasearch.asp

Just enter the parcel number and you’ll get the base tax valuation rate and a list of the fixed charges.

[DataAgent]

If you have questions about a specific property, here’s a good link: http://www2.sdcounty.ca.gov/pts/fcsasearch.asp

Just enter the parcel number and you’ll get the base tax valuation rate and a list of the fixed charges.

[DataAgent]

If you have questions about a specific property, here’s a good link: http://www2.sdcounty.ca.gov/pts/fcsasearch.asp

Just enter the parcel number and you’ll get the base tax valuation rate and a list of the fixed charges.

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