Below is a table of the median property bill by state. This information is from the US Census 2007 American Community Survey data.
Alabama | $ 351 |
Alaska | $ 2,346 |
Arizona | $ 1,201 |
Arkansas | $ 492 |
California | $ 2,697 |
Colorado | $ 1,348 |
Connecticut | $ 4,332 |
Delaware | $ 981 |
District of Columbia | $ 1,807 |
Florida | $ 1,859 |
Georgia | $ 1,217 |
Hawaii | $ 1,249 |
Idaho | $ 1,185 |
Illinois | $ 3,187 |
Indiana | $ 1,181 |
Iowa | $ 1,482 |
Kansas | $ 1,518 |
Kentucky | $ 797 |
Louisiana | $ 223 |
Maine | $ 1,801 |
Maryland | $ 2,434 |
Massachusetts | $ 3,327 |
Michigan | $ 2,123 |
Minnesota | $ 1,927 |
Mississippi | $ 453 |
Missouri | $ 1,179 |
Montana | $ 1,385 |
Nebraska | $ 2,117 |
Nevada | $ 1,640 |
New Hampshire | $ 4,366 |
New Jersey | $ 6,072 |
New Mexico | $ 789 |
New York | $ 3,472 |
North Carolina | $ 1,099 |
North Dakota | $ 1,522 |
Ohio | $ 1,792 |
Oklahoma | $ 736 |
Oregon | $ 2,053 |
Pennsylvania | $ 2,171 |
Rhode Island | $ 3,355 |
South Carolina | $ 770 |
South Dakota | $ 1,537 |
Tennessee | $ 902 |
Texas | $ 2,241 |
Utah | $ 1,246 |
Vermont | $ 3,183 |
Virginia | $ 1,754 |
Washington | $ 2,454 |
West Virginia | $ 443 |
Wisconsin | $ 2,894 |
Wyoming | $ 874 |
Puerto Rico | $ 111 |
The census tables I found actually gave separate medians for homes with mortgages and homes without mortgages. I took a weighted average of the two median values to find the median for the total.
Additional resources:
- New York Times article State-by-State Property-Tax Rates
- MSN article on Property taxes: Where does your state rank?
- National Association of Home Builders has Effective Property Tax Rates by county from 2000 census data and a report with 2005 ACS data : Residential Real Estate Tax Rates in the American Community Survey