Property assessments centered at 4700 block of Windsor Ave. are about 300% higher over the old assessments for 2013, but with 2014 property tax rates expected to drop from 3.1% to somewhere between 1.2% and 1.75%, the actual percent increase in the tax bill may be between 30% and 90%. Still quite a bump when you’re talking thousands of dollars.
Philadelphia AVI / Tax rate analysis sources:
City of Philadelphia: Property Assessment Data
The comma-separated data files look scary at first, but you can open them into MS Excel, or just search your address to find your property. A ‘key’ to the numbers is in the first line of each file 2013 and 2014, so you can figure out the identity of the first, second, third, etc. term in your property assessment record.
PHILLY REAL ESTATE TAX SERIES—PROJECTED PROPERTY TAX AMOUNTS UNDER AVI
This is my source for the expected 1.2- 1.75 % rate for 2014. There are also some examples of properties and their tax rates under varying scenarios.
See also:
Licensed Electrician Robert Monk Property taxes to increase 30-90% around 4700 Windsor Ave. Copyright Robert Monk, 2012
Source: http://www.phillylicensedelectrician.com/property-taxes-to-increase-30-90-around-4700-windsor-ave/
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