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- 2023/2024 Property Valuation
2023/2024 Property Valuation
If you are a residential property owner in Jefferson County, you likely received, or will soon receive, a Notice of Value alerting you to a change in your property's assessed value in 2023. Colorado law mandates Assessors to revalue all real estate in their counties based on a specific appraisal date, which for this year was June 30, 2022. Previous valuations are disregarded, and only sales from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2022, are considered for analysis. The NOV postcard you receive represents the new value determined from sales in that study period.
You will likely notice a few things this year. First, property values across Colorado are up. Second, your NOV includes a tax estimate that was previously not required, and may appear higher than you expected. We understand that both of these things may seem alarming at first, and we want to provide you with the information you need and reassurance about what those values mean. To better understand your property valuation and prepare for a potential appeal, we encourage you to take advantage of our resources, including our comparable sales search tool, available on our website. We also encourage you to read the materials we have provided on this page with more information about how we calculate values, what your tax estimate means, and how to use the comparable sales search to prepare to file an appeal if you choose to do so. Our team is here to assist you and answer any questions or concerns you may have.
Review Your Property Information
With the Property Records Search, you can check your property's PIN, valuation history, sales history, and more.
Click the button below to go to the Assessor Property Records Search Application.
Mass Appraisal Valuation Documents
- 2023 Assessor's Office Appraisal Data Dictionary (XLS)
- 2023 Commercial Values (XLS)
- 2023 Historical Time Trend Adjustments (XLS)
- 2023 Inflationary Trends (PDF)
- 2023 Mass Appraisal Residential Valuation (PDF)
- 2023 Residential Improved Time Trending Calculations (XLS)
- 2023 Vacant Land Time Trending Calculations (XLS)
- 2023 Valuation Summary - Commercial Improved Property
- Comparable Sales Adjustments May 2023 (PDF)
Ready to file your appeal? Appeals deadline is June 8.
If you'd like to file an appeal after reviewing the information above, please choose the applicable tab for your property in the table below and follow the instructions to file.
Single family residential appeals can be filed either online or by mail. Select the filing option below that is best for you. If your property is a multi-family residential property, like an apartment building, please select the "Not Single Family Residential" tab.
File Online
You can file a Residential Appeal Online via eGov.
OR
File by Mail
To file by mail, complete the appeal form attached to your notice of valuation and mail it to:
Scot Kersgaard
Jefferson County Assessor
100 Jefferson County Pkwy #2500
Golden, CO 80419
Drop Off
During business hours only, Monday - Thursday, you may also drop your appeal form and notice of valuation in the drop box in the atrium of the Jefferson County Administration and Courts Facility, 100 Jefferson County Parkway.
File Online
Need to file an appeal for any property that is not single family residential?
File Online with a Secure, Encrypted Form.
OR
File by Mail
To file by mail, complete the appeal form attached to your notice of valuation and mail it to:
Scot Kersgaard
Jefferson County Assessor
100 Jefferson County Pkwy #2500
Golden, CO 80419
During business hours Monday - Thursday, you may also drop your appeal form and notice of valuation in the drop box in the atrium of the Jefferson County Courts and Admin Building, located at the same address as our mailing address.