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Los Angeles County Property Tax

Los Angeles County property tax is the 1% Proposition 13 base levy plus voter-approved debt — a typical total around 1.1874% of assessed value. Here's how a bill is calculated, when it's due, where to pay, and what's typical by city.

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Property tax by LA city

Typical single-family assessed values and bills from the county roll (existing owners; a purchase is taxed on its price). Prefer to look up by area? See the property tax rate by ZIP code, or the full data on the data & methodology page.

Typical = median for existing single-family owners (Proposition 13 base-year values), not a new buyer's price. The typical bill applies the area's median rate; where the rate column shows a range, actual bills vary with the parcel's Tax Rate Area. Ad-valorem only — excludes Mello-Roos.
CityTypical single-family assessed valueTypical annual tax (median rate)Ad-valorem rate
Los Angeles$527,000$6,2581.187%
Long Beach$468,000$5,9391.269%
Pasadena$654,000$7,3291.092–1.121%
Glendale$710,000$7,7061.085%
Santa Clarita$581,000$6,8911.182–1.189%
Burbank$614,000$6,8031.108%
Torrance$607,000$6,6971.103–1.175%
Santa Monica$1,445,000$17,3951.204%
Beverly Hills$2,796,000$33,5351.199%
Lancaster$296,000$3,5611.175–1.203%
Palmdale$308,000$4,3081.188–1.399%
Pomona$321,000$4,0191.252%
Whittier$416,000$4,8571.163–1.173%
Downey$483,000$5,7621.193%
West Covina$429,000$4,9061.144–1.177%
Inglewood$323,000$4,1371.281–1.282%
Arcadia$902,000$10,1851.129–1.157%
El Monte$359,000$4,8881.323–1.361%
Compton$260,000$4,1321.150–1.589%
Lakewood$456,000$5,7871.117–1.269%
Carson$351,000$4,1251.175%
Norwalk$351,000$4,1801.182–1.191%
Redondo Beach$781,000$8,7681.123%
Alhambra$431,000$5,0981.183%
La Puente$332,000$3,8481.159–1.240%
Covina$419,000$4,9261.132–1.176%
Diamond Bar$597,000$6,9911.171–1.252%
Gardena$371,000$4,3601.175%
Monterey Park$453,000$5,7721.252–1.331%
Cerritos$503,000$5,7121.136%
Glendora$522,000$5,8521.121–1.132%
Hawthorne$413,000$5,0051.208–1.212%
South Gate$316,000$3,7131.175–1.193%
Baldwin Park$309,000$3,6371.177%
San Gabriel$558,000$7,4711.118–1.339%
Pico Rivera$319,000$3,9221.230%
Agoura Hills$777,000$8,8131.134%
Artesia$395,000$4,4861.136%
Avalon$637,000$8,0401.262%
Azusa$372,000$4,3321.141–1.165%
Bell$300,000$4,3531.451%
Bell Gardens$292,000$3,3221.137%
Bellflower$410,000$4,5811.117–1.193%
Bradbury$1,478,000$18,6701.263%
Calabasas$1,168,000$13,2471.134%
Claremont$555,000$6,2481.126%
Commerce$288,000$3,2761.137–1.175%
Cudahy$314,000$3,6901.175%
Culver City$687,000$7,8241.139%
Duarte$391,000$4,9391.263%
El Segundo$871,000$9,6611.109%
Hawaiian Gardens$276,000$3,1341.136%
Hermosa Beach$1,136,000$12,0791.063%
Hidden Hills$3,177,000$36,0341.134%
Huntington Park$296,000$4,1001.175–1.385%
Industry$327,000$3,8361.159–1.240%
Irwindale$187,000$2,1991.141–1.263%
La Canada Flintridge$1,296,000$13,9261.075–1.085%
La Habra Heights$884,000$9,9221.122%
La Mirada$476,000$5,6691.191%
La Verne$519,000$5,8821.133%
Lawndale$399,000$4,8711.221%
Lomita$575,000$6,7571.175%
Los Angeles$527,000$6,2581.187%
Lynwood$290,000$3,9371.358%
Malibu$1,878,000$22,6751.207%
Manhattan Beach$1,498,000$16,6041.108%
Maywood$270,000$3,4431.275%
Monrovia$552,000$7,0931.285%
Montebello$378,000$5,0481.335%
Palos Verdes Estates$1,677,000$18,2731.090%
Paramount$318,000$3,8371.206%
Rancho Palos Verdes$1,016,000$11,0701.090–1.175%
Rolling Hills$2,616,000$28,5041.090%
Rolling Hills Estates$2,205,000$24,0261.063–1.090%
Rosemead$411,000$4,7701.161–1.216%
San Dimas$507,000$5,7461.133%
San Fernando$316,000$4,2471.344%
San Marino$1,570,000$16,8701.075%
Santa Fe Springs$355,000$4,1961.167–1.204%
Sierra Madre$751,000$8,3771.115%
Signal Hill$735,000$9,3281.269%
South El Monte$331,000$4,0281.124–1.232%
South Pasadena$832,000$9,1491.100%
Temple City$572,000$6,3931.118–1.193%
Walnut$629,000$7,3661.171–1.177%
West Hollywood$1,195,000$14,0421.175%
Westlake Village$956,000$10,8431.134%

City guides: Long Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, Santa Clarita, Burbank, Torrance, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Lancaster, Palmdale, Pomona, Whittier, Downey, West Covina, Inglewood, Arcadia, El Monte, Compton, Lakewood, Carson, Norwalk, Redondo Beach, Alhambra, La Puente, Covina, Diamond Bar, Gardena, Monterey Park, Cerritos, Glendora, Hawthorne, South Gate, Baldwin Park, San Gabriel, Pico Rivera, Agoura Hills, Artesia, Avalon, Azusa, Bell, Bell Gardens, Bellflower, Bradbury, Calabasas, Claremont, Commerce, Cudahy, Culver City, Duarte, El Segundo, Hawaiian Gardens, Hermosa Beach, Hidden Hills, Huntington Park, Industry, Irwindale, La Canada Flintridge, La Habra Heights, La Mirada, La Verne, Lawndale, Lomita, Los Angeles, Lynwood, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Maywood, Monrovia, Montebello, Palos Verdes Estates, Paramount, Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills, Rolling Hills Estates, Rosemead, San Dimas, San Fernando, San Marino, Santa Fe Springs, Sierra Madre, Signal Hill, South El Monte, South Pasadena, Temple City, Walnut, West Hollywood, Westlake Village.

Due dates, paying, and who to contact

Secured property-tax due dates

  • 1st installment: due Nov 1 · delinquent after Dec 10
  • 2nd installment: due Feb 1 · delinquent after Apr 10

Statewide schedule; a 10% penalty applies after each delinquency date.

Official LA County sources

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Los Angeles County property tax rate?

It is the 1% Proposition 13 base levy plus each area's voter-approved debt, for a typical total near 1.1874% of assessed value (roughly 1.1173%–1.2691% across areas). Mello-Roos and fixed direct assessments are extra.

How is a Los Angeles County property tax bill calculated?

Assessed value × your area's rate. Under Proposition 13 the assessed value is your purchase price growing no more than 2% a year, so long-time owners usually pay much less than recent buyers of similar homes.

When are Los Angeles County property taxes due?

First installment due November 1 (delinquent after December 10); second due February 1 (delinquent after April 10). These deadlines are set by California state law (Revenue & Taxation Code §§ 2605–2701) and are the same statewide; if a date falls on a weekend or holiday it moves to the next business day. Confirm the exact dates on your own tax bill and your county tax collector's website.

These deadlines are set by California state law (Revenue & Taxation Code §§ 2605, 2606, 2617 and 2701) and are the same in every county — this is general education, not a county-by-county check. If a delinquency date falls on a weekend or legal holiday, it moves to the next business day. Always confirm the exact dates and amounts on your own tax bill and your county tax collector's website.

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