7 articles tagged with “indianapolis”
Indiana home prices rose 4% YoY to $273,400 in March 2026 with inventory up 5.5%. Indianapolis ranks #4 NAR top market. Here's what it means for your assessment.
Marion County 2026 Form 11 notices mail April 28. Indianapolis owners face the largest AV jumps in years. Township assessor contacts, PTABOA process, and June 15 deadline.
Marion County absorbs $300M+ in annual circuit breaker cap losses — the largest in Indiana. With SB 1 layered on, IPS faces a $1.3M 2026 hit and $2.2M in 2027. Here's the math.
Marion County added roughly $2 billion in assessed value to apartment complexes in 2026 after DLGF increased base rates. Appeal deadline is June 15. Here's what changed and what to do about it.
Marion County added $5.5B in assessed value across 12,000 commercial and industrial parcels for 2026 — average +27%, median +18%. Appeal deadline June 15. Here's what to do.
Marion County is one of few Indiana counties with township assessors. Center, Lawrence, Pike, Wayne and the other six all assess differently. Here's how township affects your tax bill.
Most Indianapolis homestead parcels are bound by the 1% circuit breaker cap rather than their gross tax. Here's the math, why it matters for appeals, and what it means for your bill.