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em6891 t1_j9t8wsp wrote

Reply to comment by Notthatianmcewan in I give you...an 80% increase this time. Henrico County strikes again! by bagelpoop

It's possible OP bought the house in 2022. The house was assessed at say 150k in that neighborhood, OP bought it in 2022 for 235k and now taxes reflect the price OP paid for it.

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Adeimantus123 t1_j9tey0d wrote

Yeah, a lot of these big jumps aren't people getting ripped off now but just no longer getting big discounts.

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Goslow1999 t1_j9tf3yj wrote

I think you're right. By state law, tax must reflect the actual value of a property. Same happened to us. Bought last year, taxes up 25% this year to reflect purchase price.

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