Is the county's number for your home too high? Here is what to argue for.
Type your address. You get the county's value next to what homes like yours actually sold for, the one number to ask the board for, and the one-page appeal to hand them.
Next appeal window: notices go out March 2027, local boards meet April 1 to May 31, 2027.
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The other comps, your appeal letter and the PDF: $90, once
Every comparable sale behind the green number, the one-page appeal filled in with your county's fields and dates, ready to print or save as a PDF. One home. No account.
When you can appeal
How the numbers are made
The county's value is the estimated market value on the assessor's roll (). "Homes like yours" are recorded arm's-length sales since of homes within 25% of your finished square feet and 25 years of your build year, within 2 miles, nearest and most alike first; the green number is their median price per square foot times your square feet. Sales under $50,000, or far off the sold home's own value (outside 0.5 to 2 times), are left out as family transfers or partial interests. Your ZIP's number is the median $/sq ft of every such sale in the ZIP. Prices are not adjusted for time. Condos are not covered.
Minneapolis homes show the 2025 assessment; the other counties show their latest roll. Built from county assessor and recorder data via Brick & Mortar.