new property tax valuation
 

To view slides from this webinar click HERE. 


For resources and assistance for your property taxes, please visit our resource page HERE

Webinar Moderator and Panelists:

Brigid Kelly
Hamilton County Auditor
Jill A. Schiller
Hamilton County Treasurer
Derrick Mayes
Appraiser and State Director of the National Appraisal Bias Taskforce
Stacy Purcell
Staff Attorney at Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio
Rhonda Holyfield-Mangieri
Community Volunteer and President of The Cincinnatus Association (moderator)

See below for panelist and moderator bios. 

The views expressed in this panel discussion belong solely to their speaker and do not represent the views of other panelists or the host.

 The session will cover topics including the recent reappraisal process, Board of Revision, tax payment plans, the Homestead Exemption, and other resources available to support homeowners.  

We are kicking off the 2024 Housing Our Future webinar series with a topic that has been top of mind for many homeowners recently. Please join us on February 8th from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. for a webinar on property taxes and the recent reappraisal process. The reappraisal process establishes current fair market value for all properties in Hamilton County. For the recent 2023 reappraisal, the Hamilton County Auditor is obligated to establish values based on the recent real estate market. 

Nationwide, the housing market has been heating up and it has been red hot in Hamilton County. Both Cincinnati and Hamilton County experienced a significant increase in residential market values between 2022 and 2023. In Cincinnati, 2023 residential market values were 34.27% higher than 2022 market values. In Hamilton County, 2023 residential market values were 34.02% higher than 2022 market values. This report released by the Hamilton County Auditor shows a comparison of 2022 and 2023 market values for each Cincinnati neighborhood and Hamilton County community.

The change in the value of property is one factor that impacts property taxes. In most cases, levies can also impact taxes. For many homeowners who want to stay in their homes, the increase in property taxes can present a real challenge. For severely cost burdened households it could even threaten the loss of their home.

This webinar will be an opportunity for homeowners and our agency partners to get a better understanding of the property tax reappraisal process in Hamilton County, how our taxes are used, and to help plan for property tax increases. 

City of Cincinnati Maps



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A tax aggregate report with information available by Cincinnati neighborhood and Hamilton County jurisdiction is available HERE.

A full report that includes 2023 Hamilton County final market values approved by the Ohio Department of Taxation listed by Cincinnati neigbhorhood and Hamilton County jurisdiction is available HERE. 

ALSO ATTEND


Homeowner Assistance Expo
Cincinnati Hamilton County Community Action Agency
Thursday February 8, 2024 5:00PM - 7:00PM
1740 Langdon Farm Road, Cincinnati, OH 45237

Important Dates: 
February 5, 2024: Property tax payment is due to the Treasurer.  If you have questions about your tax bill, email county.treasurer@hamilton-co.org or call 513-946-4800. If you have questions about your property value, please email Auditor.Kelly@Auditor.Hamilton-Co.org or call 513-946-HOME.
March 31, 2024: Deadline to file Board of Revision complaint. Forms and more information are available here.  

Panelist and Moderator Bios

Brigid Kelly
Hamilton County Auditor

Brigid Kelly began her service as Hamilton County Auditor in March 2023. In this role, she is the County’s Chief Financial Officer and Real Property Assessor, and works on a host of other responsibilities as assigned by the legislature. The Team in the Auditor’s Office is committed to serving with the highest level of accountability, dedication, and fairness.   

Jill A. Schiller
Hamilton County Treasurer

Jill Schiller is the first woman to serve as Hamilton County Treasurer. She took office in 2021 after a career in management and communications consulting, including founding a non-profit and serving in the Obama Administration. She lives in Hyde Park with her husband Josh and children Reagan and Ben. 

Derrick Mayes
Appraiser & State Director of the National Appraisal Bias Taskforce

Derrick Mayes has been actively engaged in the appraisal of real estate in Hamilton County since 1989.  During this time frame he has appraised thousands of assignments ranging from minimal residential valuations, easement rights, REO, tax appeal and various uses including investment properties of many types. He has served on multiple CDCs in communities of West End, College Hill, & Bond Hill, and currently serves on the State Director Appraisal Bias Task Force.  

Stacy Purcell
Staff Attorney at Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio

Stacy Purcell is a Staff Attorney at Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio. She represents low-income homeowners who are at risk of losing their homes due to mortgage or property-tax foreclosures. She is a graduate of Notre Dame Law School and Williams College. 

Rhonda Holyfield-Mangieri
Community Volunteer and President of The Cincinnatus Association

Rhonda Holyfield-Mangieri is President of The Cincinnatus Association and has served as a member of the Association’s Inclusion Panel, which focuses on understanding and addressing housing insecurity in our region. She has served and volunteered with several organizations, including Age Friendly Cincinnati, AARP, and FBI Cincinnati Citizens where she provided advocacy and support for housing and quality of life for senior citizens.