Property tax county data

Arizona property tax by county

Statewide, Arizona homeowners pay about 0.43% of their home's value in property tax each year: roughly $1,287 on a $300,000 home. Enter your home's value below to see the tax in each county.

On a $300,000 home: about $1,287 a year at the statewide rate.

By county: $1,236 in Yavapai County to $2,694 in Apache County (the lowest and highest rates among counties with 10,000+ people). Find yours in the "Tax on your home" column below. Estimates use each county's median effective rate; your bill depends on assessments, exemptions and local levies.

Property tax by Arizona county

Counties are listed by population, largest first.

Arizona property tax by county: estimated yearly tax on your home, effective rate, median tax bill and median home value (Census ACS 2020–2024)
CountyTax on your homeEffective rateMedian tax billMedian home value
Maricopa County$1,3140.44%$1,983$452,800
Pima County$2,1330.71%$2,272$319,700
Pinal County$1,4070.47%$1,636$349,000
Yavapai County$1,2360.41%$1,750$425,200
Mohave County$1,3230.44%$1,238$281,000
Yuma County$1,8360.61%$1,333$217,800
Coconino County$1,3740.46%$2,051$448,000
Cochise County$1,8000.60%$1,310$218,300
Navajo County$1,7790.59%$1,195$201,500
Apache County$2,6940.90%$572$63,700
Gila County$1,5420.51%$1,386$269,400
Santa Cruz County$1,8210.61%$1,415$233,000
Graham County$1,4340.48%$1,013$212,000
La Paz County$1,9290.64%$873$135,800
Greenlee County$9810.33%$518$158,600

Effective rate = median real estate taxes paid ÷ median home value, Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates.

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Arizona?

The median Arizona homeowner pays $1,828 a year on a median home worth $426,000, an effective rate of about 0.43% (Census ACS 2024). Rates vary by county.

Which Arizona county has the lowest property tax?

Among counties with at least 10,000 people, Yavapai County has the lowest effective rate: about 0.41% of home value.

Which Arizona county has the highest property tax?

Apache County has the highest effective rate among counties with 10,000+ people: about 0.90%.