☀️ Arizona Property Tax 2026 • Estimator

Arizona Property Tax Calculator

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See what Arizona property tax actually costs in 2026. Plug in your home's assessed value and county for a full annual estimate covering county rates (0.5%–1.5%+), homeowner exemption ($2,500), and senior freeze.Updated 2026

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📍 Arizona — 0.5%–1.5%+ Effective Rate
📊 Homeowner Exemption: $2,500 · Assessment ratio: 10% (primary) / 16.5% (other) · Senior property valuation protection · No state property tax
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Arizona Property Tax Estimator — Quick Look

Estimated annual property tax for common home values (primary residence).

Market ValueCountyTax RateAnnual TaxMonthly
$300,000Maricopa (1.0%)1.00%$3,000$250
$400,000Maricopa (1.0%)1.00%$4,000$333
$400,000Pima (1.1%)1.10%$4,400$367
$400,000Coconino (0.8%)0.80%$3,200$267
$600,000Maricopa (1.0%)1.00%$6,000$500

* Estimates for primary residence with homeowner exemption. Actual tax varies by city and school district.

Arizona Property Tax Information 2026

Average Effective Rate: 0.80%–1.20% County + City + School

Assessment Ratios:

  • Primary Residence: 10% of full cash value
  • Commercial/Investment: 16.5% of full cash value
  • Agricultural: 16.5% of full cash value

Key Programs:

  • Homeowner Exemption: $2,500 reduction in assessed value for primary residences
  • Senior Property Valuation Protection: Freezes assessed value for seniors 65+ (income-based)
  • Disabled Veterans Exemption: Up to $3,000 reduction for eligible disabled veterans
  • Agricultural Land: Special valuation for farm/ranch land

Tax Composition: County ~35%, City ~25%, School ~30%, Special districts ~10%

Source: Arizona Department of Revenue — azdor.gov · Updated July 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arizona property tax assessment ratio?
Arizona uses different assessment ratios: 10% for primary residences and 16.5% for commercial/other properties. For example, a $400,000 primary home has an assessed value of $40,000.
What is the Homeowner Exemption in Arizona?
The Homeowner Exemption provides a $2,500 reduction in assessed value for owner-occupied primary residences. This saves approximately $30–$50 per year depending on the tax rate.

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📊 Data Methodology

Arizona property tax calculations use county-specific rates from the Arizona Department of Revenue. Assessment ratios: 10% for primary residences, 16.5% for other properties. Homeowner exemption of $2,500 for primary residences. Source: AZ DOR · Updated July 2026

Last updated: July 26, 2026