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Taxpayer Advocate Cases Resolved in 2024

2025 Property Tax Relief Available

Between December 1, 2024, and April 30, 2025, if you believe the market value of your property has fallen below the assessed value as shown on your current property tax bill for 2024, then you may submit a request for an “Informal Review of Assessment” for your property. We will keep you informed on our review and any reduction we can grant will be reflected on your 2025 tax bill that you will receive next Fall.

Click here for a fillable form you can print and mail in to start your tax relief.

2024 Notification of Assessed Value

The 2024 Assessment Roll has been completed and the 2024 Notification of Assessed Value for all taxable real estate parcels has been posted.

Search by Parcel Number or Address to find the assessed values and exemption amounts for 2024.

San Diego 2024 Tax Roll Hits Record High $768 Billion - Up 5.58% Tops $300 Million in Record High Tax Savings for San Diegans

12th Straight Year of Record High Growth & Record High Savings

91% Of Property Owners Protected by Proposition 13 Tax Limitation

Read the press release for more details.

Changes to Official Record Search

In accordance with California state law, and pursuant to California Assembly Bill 1785 – California Public Records Act, effective Monday, December 9, 2024, the Assessor Parcel Number (APN) search functionality is no longer available in our online Official Record Search.

We understand this may impact how you access certain records, and we appreciate your understanding as we align with these legislative requirements.

While APN searches are no longer available through our website, you can still obtain this information by visiting one of our offices in person. We provide public kiosks where you can perform a search using an APN.

If you have any questions regarding this legislation change, please contact your California state legislator.