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Here’s how much Atlanta homeowners pay in property taxes

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Atlanta homeowners pay less in property taxes compared to the national average, according to new data from ATTOM Data Solutions.

The Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Rosewell MSA had an average property tax rate of $2,079 in 2016 and an effective tax rate 0.87 percent, which ranks No. 136 out of 217 MSAs nationally. The average estimated home value in the area was $238,230.

Fulton County homeowners paid the highest in average property taxes in 2016 at $3,324 in Atlanta. However, Gwinnett County and Dekalb County had the highest effective tax rate in the area at 1.03 percent.

Property taxes nationwide on single-family homes in 2016 totaled $277.7 billion, an average of $3,296 per home and an effective tax rate of 1.15 percent. The average annual property tax for owner-occupied single-family homes nationwide was $3,658, an effective tax rate of 1.21 percent. The average annual property tax for investment homes nationwide is $2,437, and the effective tax rate is 1.03 percent.

County No. of single family homes Average home value Average Property Taxes Effective Tax Rate
Fulton  251,691 $350,436 $3,324 0.95%
Fayette  38,026 $283,331 $2,649 0.94%
Gwinnett  203,590 $242,541 $2,506 1.03%
Dekalb  202,849 $235,274 $2,431 1.03%
Forsyth  56,896 $319,913 $2,367 0.74%
Cobb  192,614 $274,597 $1,912 0.70%
Cherokee  88,501 $257,001 $1,776 0.69%
Henry  79,948 $186,709 $1,731 0.93%
Coweta  45,417 $206,885 $1,598 0.77%
Paulding  34,733 $172,409 $1,566 0.91%
Douglas  49,806 $167,142 $1,369 0.82%
Newton  34,995 $151,108 $1,328 0.88%
Bartow  35,732 $172,886 $1,223 0.71%
Carroll  35,659 $158,397 $1,032 0.65%
Clayton  70,461 $102,201 $984 0.96%

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