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Town of Greenwich (Fairfield County), CT
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Town of Greenwich (Fairfield County), CT
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Estimated annual state/local income tax
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Resident Property-Tax Context
Census ACS homeowner median
$10,001
Town of Greenwich (Fairfield County) · Municipality · owner-occupied median · 2023 Census ACS · B25103_001E
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Property tax revenue per capita
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Property tax by home value
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Town of Greenwich (Fairfield County), CT
$8,995
estimated property tax if assessed at market
(~0.57% of value)
a community benchmark, not your bill
Levied by:
Municipal $5.71
per $1,000 full value
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marks this place's US Census median home value on the chart:
$1,574,000
(2023 ACS)
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Town of Greenwich (Fairfield County) taxes assessed value, and its assessments sit well below market (about 47% of market here; no published reassessment plan). Because the roll lags the market, higher-value and recently-appreciated homes tend to be under-assessed, so a specific home — especially a recent purchase — is usually assessed below its price and pays less than this benchmark. Look up your parcel's assessed value for your actual bill.
Town of Greenwich (Fairfield County), CT
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(its typical home)
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value where available; adjust it with the sliders above.
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market value, before homestead credits, exemptions, assessment caps, and parcel-specific special
districts. Where a place has multiple tax areas, the model uses a representative residential
stack — your school or special district may differ. Where assessment increases are capped, this
approximates what a new buyer at that price would pay. Median home values: U.S. Census Bureau
ACS 5-year estimates.
Places marked as an authoritative full-value rate (CT OPM) are computed from the taxing authority's own published figures for that community — its levy and level of assessment — expressed as a share of true market value. Other places use a modeled estimate. Both tiers are pre-credit and pre-exemption.
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Rate notes & official sources
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