Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang released the 2015 Annual Report on Monday. The Annual Report includes the assessed value of all taxable real property and business personal property in the County, along with detailed data on the different elements that make up the 2015 Assessment Roll. This is Assessor Prang’s first Annual Report since taking office last December.
To read the 2015 Annual Report, [CLICK HERE].
“The 2015 Annual Report will help the public easily find information about Assessor operations and major initiatives, how property values in their city changed in the last year, and much more,” said Assessor Jeffrey Prang. “This report also includes detailed information on each of the 88 cities in Los Angeles County.”
The City of Los Angeles includes 609,974 single-family residential parcels, 121,169 condo parcels, 108,924 apartment building parcels, and 174,669 commercial-industrial parcels, for a total of 784,643 parcels. The Office of the Assessor processed 46,921 transfers in the City of Los Angeles last year. The total assessed value for the City of Los Angeles is $500,360,924,906, which represents an increase of 7.2%.
In 2015, the City of Los Angeles remains the highest valued city in the County. Long Beach ($50.1 billion, 2.5% increase), Santa Monica ($31 billion, 7.3% increase), Beverly Hills ($27.8 billion, 9.1% increase), and Santa Clarita ($27.3 billion, 4.7% increase), round out the top five highest valued cities.
The fastest growing cities in the County in 2015 were West Hollywood at 9.8% growth, Beverly Hills at 9.1%, Arcadia at 8.8%, Palmdale at 8.3%, and Manhattan Beach at 8.1%.
Valued at $1.26 trillion, the 2015 Assessment Roll is the largest in Los Angeles County history. It reflects the fifth consecutive year of growth and a $73.1 billion (6.13%) increase in total assessed value over 2014, resulting in approximately $730 million in additional property tax dollars.
The Assessment Roll is the foundation of the County’s property tax system and forms the basis from which municipalities, school districts, and special districts derive property tax revenue used to fund vital public services such as public safety, education, and transportation.
About the Los Angeles County Office of the Assessor
Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang leads the largest local public property assessment agency in the nation. His staff of nearly 1,400 appraisers and support staff are dedicated to creating an accurate and timely property assessment roll. Last year, the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Office established values for 2.6 million properties valued at more than $1.2 trillion. For more information, please visit us online at http://assessor.lacounty.gov/, on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/LACAssessor, or on Twitter at @LACAssessor.
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33 Comments
Omar Hernandez Erwin Gonzalez Joseph Saldana
Great that means my property taxes are going to go up.
Move
am I reading this right, Santa clarita is worth more than Malibu or Palos Verdes
Doesn’t make sense to me either Terry. It’s SCV, I find it impossible that it could be worth more than Malibu?!
sure it is. By sheer weight. According to the chart, there are 7,000 taxable properties in Malibu. There are 70,000 taxable properties in Santa Clarita.
I just thought the properties would be worth more in Malibu, you’re talking millions of dollars on one property rather than a combined total of millions here.
Sonia Sandha
I can agree with that! Watch Beverly Hills drop cuz it’s lookin sorta dead ? But Laguna Beach, Irvine, Newport, or Calabasas aren’t there… And those places have $$$$$$$$$$
Hahah you’re obsessed with Beverly hills landscape as of lately lol
I’m disappointed that’s why… lol.
Lolol well the rain is coming soon so don’t you worry ?
Yea where did they get that number with the rise in crime and all the crazies. Oh wait build houses and charge way more than value to raise value. Way to go SCV
With the rise in crime I wouldn’t think it would go down too much farther on the list
Melissa Gunn Ryan Gunn Brittany Thompson
LOLOLOLOL
It’s only true almost every post on this page is coupled with snarky bull complaining about the same stuff.
Bob Oswald, Laura Oswald Dangelo
Synthia Murdock
People here are so privileged that when something so small happens or gets taken away they go crazy
Makes sense. SCV except canyon country and probably newhall is just class
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No ones complaining, no need for SCV to “front” about what its like here.
Scott Struble
This is hilarious Palmdale is worth more than Downey (Mexican Beverly Hills )?
John
Donna Scott-Norton
Nice!! Our home values should go up’
Eric Gelpi
Glad I’m getting out of CA. They can have their taxes
Anthony M. Servera perhaps it’ll be easier for me to move ?
Sami Bronstein
Love living in Santa Clarita❤️