Real Estate Dictionary:

Assessed Value or Valuation

The value established for property tax purposes.
Example: Abel receives a statement indicating that, in the judgment of the local tax Assessor Abel's property is worth $400,000. By law, properties in this jurisdiction are assessed at 75% of Market Value. Thus Abel's assessed valuation is $300,000 (75% of $400,000) and property taxes will be based on this assessed amount.

 
 
 

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