New York Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 62 New York counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can grievance their assessment. The deadline to grievance is Varies by municipality.

Effective Tax Rate

2.18%

Higher than the national median of 0.84%

Median Home Value

$179,500

Median Annual Tax Bill

$3,968

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in New York?

Property taxes in New York 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 New York counties is 2.18%, which is above the national median of 0.84%.

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

All 62 New York Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Albany County →1.89%$277,400$5,253
Allegany County →2.94%$97,900$2,881
Bronx County →1.03%$517,000$5,310
Broome County →2.64%$145,100$3,824
Cattaraugus County →2.69%$109,400$2,946
Cayuga County →2.28%$164,200$3,747
Chautauqua County →2.39%$119,300$2,846
Chemung County →2.52%$132,100$3,332
Chenango County →2.39%$128,100$3,061
Clinton County →1.98%$175,100$3,461
Columbia County →1.55%$309,800$4,795
Cortland County →2.65%$158,100$4,184
Delaware County →1.74%$176,200$3,059
Dutchess County →1.96%$368,100$7,226
Erie County →2.08%$217,400$4,525
Essex County →1.56%$200,000$3,111
Franklin County →1.88%$128,600$2,418
Fulton County →2.13%$156,100$3,325
Genesee County →2.51%$157,800$3,958
Greene County →1.66%$248,300$4,116
Hamilton County →0.98%$242,000$2,369
Herkimer County →2.27%$135,000$3,067
Jefferson County →1.58%$181,000$2,851
Kings County →0.69%$889,700$6,120
Lewis County →1.70%$158,000$2,682
Livingston County →2.47%$169,600$4,182
Madison County →2.30%$176,800$4,058
Monroe County →2.79%$197,100$5,495
Montgomery County →2.56%$141,600$3,630
Nassau County →1.52%$658,700$10,001
New York County →0.90%$1,108,900$10,001
Niagara County →2.28%$177,400$4,052
Oneida County →2.13%$171,100$3,646
Onondaga County →2.59%$185,300$4,805
Ontario County →2.20%$202,900$4,460
Orange County →2.34%$361,100$8,463
Orleans County →3.00%$126,200$3,781
Oswego County →2.58%$139,600$3,595
Otsego County →1.65%$175,900$2,911
Putnam County →2.23%$448,000$10,001
Queens County →0.88%$699,200$6,130
Rensselaer County →2.19%$244,300$5,357
Richmond County →0.92%$658,500$6,074
Rockland County →1.77%$564,200$10,001
Saratoga County →1.49%$324,800$4,843
Schenectady County →2.46%$223,100$5,486
Schoharie County →2.19%$182,000$3,977
Schuyler County →1.94%$163,300$3,165
Seneca County →2.29%$142,700$3,267
St. Lawrence County →2.28%$119,800$2,735
Steuben County →2.52%$128,600$3,245
Suffolk County →1.85%$539,500$10,001
Sullivan County →2.16%$234,800$5,082
Tioga County →2.45%$153,200$3,750
Tompkins County →2.35%$271,500$6,374
Ulster County →1.94%$315,100$6,124
Warren County →1.53%$247,600$3,789
Washington County →2.08%$185,000$3,852
Wayne County →2.55%$163,400$4,168
Westchester County →1.57%$638,400$10,001
Wyoming County →2.30%$154,700$3,557
Yates County →1.92%$178,000$3,417

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

3.00%

Orleans County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.69%

Kings County

Highest Tax Bill

$10,001

Westchester County

Lowest Tax Bill

$2,369

Hamilton County

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How to Grievance Your New York Property Taxes

Filing a property tax grievance in New York is your legal right. Here is the basic process:

  1. Review your annual assessment notice from your local assessor.
  2. File your grievance before the deadline (Varies by municipality).
  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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