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Virginia Property Tax Rates

Virginia (VA) has an effective property tax rate of 0.82%, which is 0.24% below the national average of 1.06%.

2024 Data
Effective Rate
0.82%
Median Annual Tax
$2,665
Median Home Value
$325,000

Virginia Counties Property Tax Rates

CountyRateMedian Tax
Fairfax County0.71%$3,184
Prince William County0.86%$1,929
Virginia Beach0.93%$2,253
Loudoun County0.70%$1,679
Chesterfield County0.80%$1,929
Henrico County0.97%$4,198
Chesapeake City0.89%$3,381
Norfolk City0.66%$1,747
Arlington County0.63%$1,407
Richmond City0.73%$1,635
Newport News City0.61%$1,446
Alexandria City0.94%$4,236
Stafford County0.68%$2,158
Spotsylvania County0.76%$3,146
Hampton City0.64%$2,120
Albemarle County0.63%$1,697
Hanover County0.98%$2,105
Roanoke City0.98%$3,519
Montgomery County0.99%$3,549
Suffolk City0.75%$3,183
Roanoke County0.70%$1,564
Frederick County0.61%$1,917
Rockingham County0.62%$1,915
Lynchburg City0.77%$2,382
Bedford County0.82%$2,412
James City County0.61%$1,925
Augusta County0.80%$1,756
Fauquier County0.88%$3,918
Pittsylvania County0.93%$4,210
Franklin County1.02%$2,830
Campbell County0.98%$3,064
Harrisonburg City0.66%$1,686
Washington County0.73%$3,244
Culpeper County0.99%$2,168
Henry County0.94%$4,481
Charlottesville City0.89%$3,221
Shenandoah County0.91%$3,585
Danville City0.73%$2,780
Tazewell County0.76%$2,971
Manassas City0.82%$3,543
Warren County0.80%$3,174
Prince George County0.65%$2,479
Louisa County0.96%$3,543
Wise County0.83%$2,931
Gloucester County0.62%$2,467
Isle of Wight County0.74%$1,556
Orange County0.66%$1,856
Pulaski County0.87%$4,225
Halifax County0.91%$2,034
Botetourt County0.62%$1,962
Accomack County0.69%$2,040
Amherst County0.89%$3,038
Mecklenburg County0.62%$2,905
Smyth County0.64%$2,599
Fredericksburg City1.01%$3,518
Carroll County0.61%$1,930
Wythe County0.97%$2,970
Dinwiddie County0.85%$3,846
Winchester City0.76%$1,791
Fluvanna County1.00%$2,391
King George County1.02%$2,795
Russell County0.67%$2,339
Staunton City0.78%$3,504
Salem City0.68%$1,626
Page County0.84%$2,586
Lee County1.04%$2,178
New Kent County0.92%$2,472
Prince Edward County0.67%$1,548
Waynesboro City0.82%$3,118
Rockbridge County0.93%$3,262
Scott County0.72%$1,682
Greene County0.64%$1,463
Buchanan County0.72%$3,467
Westmoreland County0.84%$1,780
Southampton County0.84%$2,735
Patrick County0.80%$2,971
King William County0.63%$1,812
Buckingham County0.86%$1,801
Giles County0.64%$2,336
Appomattox County0.79%$2,912
Brunswick County0.74%$2,940
Floyd County0.81%$3,589
Grayson County0.67%$3,064
Williamsburg City0.78%$3,430
Nottoway County0.69%$2,207
Nelson County0.74%$2,218
Clarke County0.74%$1,835
Dickenson County0.82%$2,947
Madison County1.04%$3,914
Northumberland County0.69%$1,655
Lunenburg County1.03%$4,198
Charlotte County0.65%$2,459
Northampton County0.94%$4,432
Greensville County0.78%$3,028
Sussex County0.72%$3,508
Essex County0.78%$2,276
Lancaster County0.95%$3,815
Middlesex County0.90%$2,763
Cumberland County0.86%$3,336
Richmond County0.68%$2,247
Mathews County0.99%$2,157
Rappahannock County0.98%$3,719
Charles City County1.04%$2,826
King and Queen County1.02%$3,433
Surry County1.02%$3,404
Bland County0.89%$1,831
Craig County0.78%$2,435
Bath County0.75%$3,462
Highland County0.96%$3,857

Property Tax Calculator

0.82%
Annual Tax
$2,870
Monthly Tax
$239
vs National Avg
+$180
(-23.4% rate difference)

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How Virginia Compares to Neighboring States

StateRateMedian TaxDifference
Virginia0.82%$2,665-
Kentucky0.83%$1,320+0.01%
Maryland1.07%$3,633+0.25%
North Carolina0.77%$1,668-0.05%
Tennessee0.64%$1,317-0.18%
West Virginia0.57%$679-0.25%

Virginia Property Tax Overview

The effective property tax rate in Virginia is 0.82%, meaning a homeowner with a property valued at $325,000 would pay approximately $2,665 annually. Understanding your property tax deduction eligibility can help offset this cost on your federal return.

Virginia homeowners may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces the taxable value of their primary residence. If your property assessment seems too high, consider a tax assessment appeal to potentially lower your bill.

For more financial context, explore salary data, cost of living, and ZIP code details for Virginia.

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