Property Tax in Mohave County
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Mohave's tax rate ranks low nationally
At 0.485%, Mohave County's effective property tax rate sits well below the national median of 0.620%, putting it in roughly the bottom quartile of U.S. counties. The median property tax here is $1,229 annually—less than half the national median of $2,690—despite homes valued at $253,200, close to the national median home value.
Lowest tax rate in Arizona
Mohave County has the lowest effective tax rate among all Arizona counties at 0.485%, significantly below the state average of 0.581%. This means homeowners here pay considerably less in property taxes than most other Arizonans, with a median annual tax of $1,229 versus the state median of $1,349.
Mohave undercuts northern neighbors
Compared to neighboring Navajo County (0.605% effective rate), Mohave homeowners save roughly $100 per $250,000 in home value annually. Yavapai County to the south also taxes slightly higher at 0.441% effective rate, though Yavapai homes are substantially more expensive at $392,900.
What Mohave homeowners actually pay
On a median home valued at $253,200, expect to pay roughly $1,229 in annual property taxes. With a mortgage, taxes typically increase to $1,347; without one, they drop to $1,068.
You might be overassessed
Many Arizona property owners discover their homes are reassessed above true market value. If your property taxes seem high relative to your home's actual worth, filing an appeal with Mohave County's assessor's office costs nothing and could reduce your bill substantially.