2026 Assessor's Report available online
The 2026 Assessor’s Report details changes and trends in assessed property values throughout Ramsey County, based on type and location.
Property owners can review this report to help provide context for why their property values have changed over the past year. Property valuation notices and property tax statements were sent to property owners in March, which describe the changes specific to their property.
Total growth in the 2026 assessed value of Ramsey County real property was $1.4 billion. Property is at its highest value in Ramsey County history at $78.12 billion despite a $66.9 million decrease in apartment value. The 2026 assessment values are based on market activity that occurred in 2025. Any 2025 assessment data used in this report for comparative purposes was extracted at the end of 2025.
Median values of single-family homes increased most significantly in the Saint Paul neighborhoods of St. Anthony Park and Summit Hill. In the suburbs, the most significant value increases were in the cities of North Oaks, Falcon Heights, and White Bear Lake.
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