Real Property
Real Property Valuations
Valuations of Taxable Real Property and Exempt Real Property
as a Percentage of all Real Property, by County, Calendar
Year 1989
In Ohio, real property is assessed at 35 percent of its
appraised value for taxation purposes. In the PE-1 table, the
values listed are the assessed values.
The total assessed valuation of real property in 1989 was
$100,921,487,096. The assessed value of real property which
was taxable was $86,466,335,286, or 85.7 percent of the value
of all real property. Assessed real property that was exempt
from taxation in 1989 was $14,455,151,810 or 14.3 percent of
the value of all assessed real property in the state.
Pike County had the greatest percentage of exempt property at
72.95 percent. Holmes County had the greatest percentage of
taxable real property with 93.97 percent.
Figures shown are compiled from records of the Ohio
Department of Taxation.