Michigan Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 83 Michigan counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can appeal their assessment. The deadline to appeal is March Board of Review.

Effective Tax Rate

1.13%

Higher than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$167,600

Median Annual Tax Bill

$1,916

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in Michigan?

Property taxes in Michigan are based on the assessed value of your property multiplied by local tax rates set by school districts, municipalities, and other taxing authorities. The median effective tax rate across Michigan counties is 1.13%, which is above the national median of 1.02%.

If you believe your property's assessed value is too high, you have the right to appeal the assessment.

All 83 Michigan Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Alcona County →0.84%$157,500$1,322
Alger County →1.00%$165,700$1,652
Allegan County →1.13%$247,000$2,799
Alpena County →1.13%$137,800$1,556
Antrim County →0.91%$222,500$2,033
Arenac County →1.30%$129,000$1,676
Baraga County →1.34%$124,400$1,666
Barry County →1.11%$243,700$2,706
Bay County →1.63%$135,100$2,205
Benzie County →0.83%$254,400$2,119
Berrien County →1.11%$211,400$2,357
Branch County →1.23%$147,500$1,813
Calhoun County →1.50%$151,500$2,269
Cass County →0.96%$205,200$1,972
Charlevoix County →0.99%$242,800$2,408
Cheboygan County →0.93%$175,200$1,625
Chippewa County →1.29%$153,100$1,972
Clare County →1.18%$117,400$1,387
Clinton County →1.25%$243,700$3,048
Crawford County →1.09%$149,900$1,639
Delta County →1.13%$146,800$1,658
Dickinson County →1.47%$130,300$1,917
Eaton County →1.41%$206,700$2,924
Emmet County →0.91%$275,300$2,492
Genesee County →1.40%$172,900$2,417
Gladwin County →1.18%$153,200$1,813
Gogebic County →1.49%$99,700$1,488
Grand Traverse County →0.98%$296,200$2,900
Gratiot County →1.27%$136,800$1,739
Hillsdale County →0.96%$170,500$1,644
Houghton County →1.27%$140,300$1,780
Huron County →1.24%$141,300$1,754
Ingham County →1.86%$187,500$3,488
Ionia County →1.17%$189,400$2,211
Iosco County →1.06%$122,900$1,304
Iron County →1.44%$101,500$1,459
Isabella County →1.32%$165,100$2,180
Jackson County →1.29%$182,900$2,353
Kalamazoo County →1.48%$227,500$3,378
Kalkaska County →0.89%$174,300$1,545
Kent County →1.14%$265,700$3,028
Keweenaw County →0.94%$181,400$1,704
Lake County →1.15%$122,900$1,413
Lapeer County →0.95%$229,100$2,185
Leelanau County →0.70%$406,900$2,856
Lenawee County →1.33%$181,100$2,412
Livingston County →0.99%$331,100$3,269
Luce County →1.02%$110,400$1,121
Mackinac County →1.04%$165,600$1,719
Macomb County →1.42%$231,400$3,293
Manistee County →1.09%$166,600$1,814
Marquette County →1.00%$202,000$2,019
Mason County →1.11%$199,300$2,203
Mecosta County →1.00%$169,900$1,692
Menominee County →1.03%$142,700$1,470
Midland County →1.50%$184,300$2,771
Missaukee County →0.98%$163,700$1,600
Monroe County →1.16%$215,700$2,492
Montcalm County →1.08%$172,100$1,851
Montmorency County →0.92%$142,000$1,309
Muskegon County →1.26%$180,900$2,280
Newaygo County →1.15%$178,300$2,052
Oakland County →1.32%$320,400$4,241
Oceana County →1.14%$167,600$1,916
Ogemaw County →1.02%$138,600$1,417
Ontonagon County →1.23%$101,000$1,244
Osceola County →1.06%$139,600$1,478
Oscoda County →0.94%$126,000$1,182
Otsego County →0.89%$196,500$1,751
Ottawa County →1.06%$291,200$3,078
Presque Isle County →1.02%$135,200$1,382
Roscommon County →1.05%$148,000$1,552
Saginaw County →1.57%$139,400$2,190
Sanilac County →0.92%$162,200$1,488
Schoolcraft County →1.09%$123,500$1,348
Shiawassee County →1.35%$164,600$2,214
St. Clair County →1.17%$213,900$2,493
St. Joseph County →1.11%$167,600$1,867
Tuscola County →1.28%$136,900$1,753
Van Buren County →1.29%$189,900$2,444
Washtenaw County →1.56%$353,000$5,505
Wayne County →1.64%$170,200$2,794
Wexford County →1.17%$160,300$1,868

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

1.86%

Ingham County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.70%

Leelanau County

Highest Tax Bill

$5,505

Washtenaw County

Lowest Tax Bill

$1,121

Luce County

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How to Appeal Your Michigan Property Taxes

Filing a property tax appeal in Michigan is your legal right. Here is the basic process:

  1. Review your annual assessment notice from your local assessor.
  2. File your appeal before the deadline (March Board of Review).
  3. Gather evidence: recent comparable sales, photos of property condition issues, and any independent appraisals.
  4. Attend a hearing or submit your evidence for review.
  5. Receive a decision on your assessed value.

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