Vacant land and mobile homes are hot commodities, according to the latest data from the Spokane County Assessor's Office. Property owners across the county began receiving their property assessments ...

According to Spokane County, the assessed value identified in the notice is the amount that your 2026 property taxes are ...

According to Spokane County, the assessed value identified in the notice is the amount that your 2026 property taxes are ...

The Davidson County Assessor of Property’s office has released a “heat map” of the county showing the median appraised percent increase for homes. Per the map, the median increase ranges ...

Spokane County is paying for duplicate services by operating both facilities. It could cut costs if it closed one and shifted agreements with other municipalities that are utilizing the facility.

This story is a collaboration between the Illinois Answers Project and the Chicago Tribune. Nearly half a billion dollars in taxable real estate value has been added onto the Cook County rolls ...

The Spokane County Assessor's website now features a tax transparency feature that will allow property owners to find out where property taxes are going and how a proposed levy would change next ...

On Thursday, Spokane County Assessor Tom Konis announced that his office began mailing over 200,000 real property valuation notices on May 31st. The value in the notice is used to calculate your ...

Spokane County Assessor Tom Konis said he has never seen such a stark increase in home prices. "I never thought that was possible for Spokane," he added. "We’ve always typically been a 1-3% ...

SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane County Assessor's Office is mailing out over 200,000 new property valuation notices Monday. The assessments will determine property taxes for 2022. Properties were ...

Spokane County Assessor’s Office Segregation Supervisor ... Moulton said that if the county proactively cleared up all the map inaccuracies, people might complain, because their assessed values ...

according to the Spokane County Assessor's Office. The building, which is in the heart of Spokane's Riverside Avenue Historic District, housed the Catholic Diocese of Spokane for more than 53 years.