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You may use Denver's Assessment and Taxation System to search property assessment and tax data. You can obtain information about a property by entering an address, Parcel ID or schedule number.
The Assessor's Office locates, appraises and records all of Denver's real and personal properties in accordance with the Colorado Constitution, State statutes, and Board of Equalization procedures.
Search for real and personal property tax records, find out when property tax payments are due, and learn more about accepted payment methods, property tax rebate programs offered by the City and County of Denver and the State of Colorado, and additional resources.
Property Assessments. Find information on real and business personal property, property value trends, protesting property values, and applying for a senior property exemption.
View and download frequently used forms relating to assessments.
To assure uniformity in assessed values, all counties must adhere to Title 39 when assessing real and personal property. However, each county is responsible for setting its own mill levy (tax rate), based on budgetary needs and applicable law. In the City and County of Denver, the City Council sets the mill levy.
Denver County Assessor. 201 W. Colfax Ave., Dept. 406. Denver, CO 80202. Phone: 720-913-4060. Fax: 720-913-4101. email. website.
Search our database of free Denver residential property tax assessment records, tax assessment history, land & improvement values, district details, property maps, tax rates, exemptions, market valuations, ownership, past sales, deeds & more.
Search property records in Denver County, CO. Find real estate records, title searches, deeds, liens, ownership, appraisals, mortgages, and more. Access detailed public property information through links to official websites and databases.
May 18, 2023 · Assessor websites allow property owners to search property information, find mill levy information and search interactive maps showing property value changes in the Denver metro area. An online form can be printed and mailed to the county assessor’s office or can be downloaded and emailed.
