US Tax Tools

North Dakota Property Tax Calculator

In North Dakota, levies from county government, city hall, the school district, and any special districts consolidate into a single property tax bill, applied to the value your county's assessment office determines. Credits and exemptions soften the total for some owners; appeals address values that miss the mark. For a quick read on a typical bill, pick your North Dakota county above and supply a home value.

01INPUTS
Estimate Your North Dakota Property Tax
On a $249,900 home in North Dakota average, your estimated annual property tax is $2,304 ($192/month) at an effective rate of 0.92%.
Want the full picture across all 50 states?Property Tax Calculator
Share
02RESULTS

Annual Property Tax

$2,304

Monthly (Escrow)

$192

Effective Rate

0.92%
Edit inputs ↑

Highest property tax counties in North Dakota

Effective rate = aggregate real-estate taxes paid ÷ aggregate home value (ACS 2024 5-year).

County Effective Rate Median Home Value
Cass County 1.11% $298,000
Sargent County 1.10% $163,200
Grand Forks County 1.10% $252,700
Cavalier County 1.07% $125,800
Ward County 1.04% $267,100
Stutsman County 1.02% $208,400
Richland County 1.01% $183,600
Morton County 1.00% $263,900
Pierce County 0.95% $147,300
Walsh County 0.92% $132,700

How property tax works in North Dakota

  • County, city, school, and special-district levies consolidate into one bill on the county-determined value.
  • Credits and exemptions soften bills for qualifying owners; appeals fix mistaken values.

Methodology

Rates are aggregate-derived from the Census Bureau's ACS 2024 5-year American Community Survey (total real-estate taxes paid ÷ total home value, by county). This is a statistical estimate, not a bill lookup — actual property tax bills vary by city, school district, and special-district levies layered on top of the county rate, and by any homestead, senior, veteran, or other exemptions you qualify for. North Dakota ranks #22 of 51 (including DC) by statewide average effective rate, where #1 is the highest.

Need your North Dakota income tax too? Use the North Dakota income tax calculator .

Compare property tax across every state at the property tax calculator , or see whether your property tax deduction is capped at the SALT deduction cap calculator .

Frequently asked questions

How is property tax calculated in North Dakota?

The county's assessment office determines your property's value, and the levies of each local government serving the parcel are applied to it in one consolidated bill. The calculator above substitutes a county-median effective rate for the full levy detail.

How much property tax will I pay in North Dakota?

County and home value are the inputs that matter. Choose a North Dakota county above with a value entered, and estimates come back — yearly and monthly — from official county-level medians.

Can I lower my North Dakota property tax bill?

Credits for qualifying seniors, disabled homeowners, and veterans reduce what is owed, and the local equalization process hears appeals from owners whose values look inflated. Each follows its own annual timetable.

Are property taxes deductible?

They belong to the federal SALT deduction for itemizers, capped at the level federal statute sets. The IRS states the operative figure for each year.

Sources

Related insights

Use these guides for rule explanations, planning context, and follow-up questions beyond the calculator result.

Related Calculators

Last updated July 24, 2026 Tax year 2026 property tax estimates

Data sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024 5-year ACS + Tax Foundation

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

Reviewed by USTax Tools Editorial Desk

Read our methodology →