Taxes
Notices of residential property values mailed
June 17, 2008 Posted by Washington Real Estate
Vancouver, WA – The Clark County Department of Assessment and GIS will mail notices of new property values to about 114,000 residential, multi-family and condominium owners on Monday, June 16, 2008. Notices show the assessed value of each property on January 1, 2008. This value is used to calculate 2009 property taxes.
Property Taxes Due By April 30
April 11, 2008 Posted by Washington Real Estate
Doug Lasher, Clark County Treasurer, stated that first-half property taxes are due on Wednesday, April 30. “If you have not received your 2008 first-half tax statement or have lost it, you can visit our web site at www.clark.wa.gov/treas or contact the Treasurer’s Office at 397-2252 for a duplicate statement.”
Appraisers to visit south county properties; set values for 2009
January 8, 2008 Posted by Washington Real Estate
Vancouver, WA – Appraisers from the Clark County Assessor’s Office will be conducting onsite inspections in the south-central portion of the county from now through March to establish and verify property characteristics and conditions for use in setting values for property taxes in 2009.
Notices of residential property values mailed
November 17, 2007 Posted by Washington Real Estate
Vancouver, WA., 11/16/2007 – The Clark County Department of Assessment and GIS will mail notices of new property values to about 140,000 residential, multi-family and condominium owners this Friday, November 16, 2007. Notices show the assessed value of each property on January 1, 2007. This value is used to calculate 2008 property taxes.
Mayor has new housing help plan
August 21, 2007 Posted by Washington Real Estate
In an attempt to encourage developers to build more affordable housing for middle-income workers, Mayor Greg Nickels has released a revamped version of Seattle’s tax exemption program, which builders say has never “penciled out.”
Port officials say no tax increase expected for $300 million Tacoma project
July 30, 2007 Posted by Washington Real Estate
Your taxes won’t increase to pay for the Port of Tacoma’s expansion.
At least that’s what port executive director Tim Farrell and most of its five commissioners are saying. Port executives announced (25 July 2007) that the port will build a $300 million shipping container terminal on the east side of the Blair Waterway.