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Massachusetts Property Tax Attorneys

Massachusetts, home to Harvard, MIT, and Boston’s historic landmarks, blends intellectual prestige with a strong economy. It is known for its deep Revolutionary War history and sports culture. The state’s property tax rate is 1.14%, ranking 20th in the country. High home values in Boston contribute to significant tax bills, though the state remains a desirable place to live.

Property Tax Information for Massachusetts

Average Tax Rate

1.14%

National Rank

#20

Population

7.0M

Owner Occupied Homes

1.7M

Median Home Value

$470.7K

Estimated Revenue

$16.6B

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