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1. www.santafecountynm.gov › assessorSanta Fe County Assessor

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   Access comprehensive property information and tax data with the Santa Fe County Assessor. Make informed decisions about real estate today. Contact us now.

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2. www.santafecountynm.gov › assessor › departmentsResidential Appraisal - Santa Fe County, New Mexico

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   Residential Appraisal. This division of the Assessor’s Office is responsible for developing and determining fair and equitable assessments for residential real property. This includes residential condos, single family residential homes, and residential vacant land.

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   Who is a New Mexico State Certified Appraiser?

   • Mr. O’Melia is a New Mexico State Certified Appraiser. He has a BA from Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. The Appraisal Bureau provides technical assistance to New Mexico‘s counties on valuation of multifamily, commercial, special-use and personal properties. We perform appraisals as requested by Property Tax Division and other New Mexico entities.

   Property Tax Division : Taxation and Revenue New Mexico

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   How many centrally assessed parcels are there in Santa Fe County?

   • There are 206 Centrally Assessed parcels in Santa Fe County. Reviewing all sales affidavits each year, to better determine a fair value for other properties and to assist our office C.A.M.A. Specialist in collecting data to assist our Residential and Commercial appraisers in determining a fair market value.

   Real Estate Appraisal Department at Santa Fe County Assessor

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   What does a building permit do in Santa Fe County?

   • Picking up and valuing new residential construction within Santa Fe County through our Building Permits process. Receiving annual CAB reports from the New Mexico Property Tax Division for Centrally Assessed property and entering the reported values into our Ascend program to generate a Centrally Assessed Notice of Value.

   Real Estate Appraisal Department at Santa Fe County Assessor

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4. www.santafecountynm.gov › assessor › departmentsReal Estate Appraisal Department at Santa Fe County Assessor

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   Validating values for new parcels, sales, additions, new construction, and existing residences all while respecting the laws and regulations of the State of New Mexico. Reviewing lot splits and merges and valuing them appropriately for the subsequent tax year.

5. www.tax.newmexico.gov › About-Us › Property-Tax-DivisionProperty Tax Division : Taxation and Revenue New Mexico

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   Apr 24, 2024 · Residential and non-residential property taxes are assessed by County Assessors and collected by County Treasurers with oversight from Property Tax Division. Three bureaus make up Property Tax Division: Appraisal Bureau, State Assessed Property Bureau and Delinquent Property Tax Bureau.

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