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Tooele Announces 2026 Property Valuation Analysis

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The City of Tooele announced on September 2, 2026, that 2026 tax valuations are being determined using 2025 market data. While the residential market remains relatively stable with slight increases in specific areas, the commercial sector is seeing fluctuations due to new construction and updated land guides.

Key takeaways

  • The City of Tooele is using 2025 market data to calculate 2026 tax valuations.
  • The residential market is considered relatively stable with slight increases in certain areas.
  • Increased development of condos and twin homes is driving residential growth.
  • Commercial property values are fluctuating due to new construction and updated land guides.
  • Commercial land guides were updated with zoning information effective January 1, 2026.
  • New residential growth throughout the county will be captured in the 2027 tax roll.

The City of Tooele announced on September 2, 2026, that officials are currently analyzing market data from 2025 to determine property valuations for the 2026 tax year. According to the city, the residential market has remained relatively stable with slight increases in specific areas, while the commercial market continues to fluctuate based on location and property type.

Residential Market Trends

Residential Market Trends

The residential real estate market has shown signs of stability according to city officials. The analysis for 2026 tax valuations utilizes market information available from 2025. While the market is described as relatively stable, the city noted that certain areas have experienced slight increases in value.

To account for these shifts, the city has applied appropriate adjustments to residential properties. A significant driver of recent activity in the residential sector is the high volume of new growth. The city specifically highlighted an increase in the development of condos and twin homes.

City officials indicated that further residential development is currently in progress throughout the county. This ongoing growth is expected to be reflected in the tax rolls during the 2027 tax year.

Commercial Property Fluctuations

Commercial Property Fluctuations

The commercial market presents a different landscape than the residential sector. The City of Tooele noted that commercial values fluctuate depending on both the specific location and the type of property involved.

New construction is playing a significant role in the current tax landscape. The city reported that many new buildings are currently being constructed, and these structures will be included on the tax rolls this year.

To manage these changes, officials have incorporated a new commercial land guide. This guide was updated to include the latest market information and current zoning regulations as of January 1, 2026.

Commercial property owners should expect to see fluctuations in both land values and improvement values. The city stated these changes result from detailed reviews, site inspections, and comprehensive market reviews conducted to ensure overall commercial values are accurate.

Valuation Resources and Tools

Valuation Resources and Tools

The City of Tooele provides several resources for residents and property owners seeking information regarding their values and taxes. For those looking for visual data, a property value map is available to provide information on specific property values.

Regarding the 2025 tax valuation, the city noted that the property value map was scheduled to be updated by the end of May.

Additionally, the city offers resources for personal property information and real property data. For commercial entities, specific administrative requirements are in place, such as the Multi-Family Rent Roll Form. Property owners must download the required file, complete it to the best of their knowledge, and submit it via email to commercialforms@tooeleco.gov.

Future Tax Impact

As the 2026 tax cycle progresses, the city continues to monitor the impact of new residential growth and commercial construction. The integration of the updated January 1, 2026, zoning and market data remains a central component of the current valuation process.

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  • www.tooeleco.govOfficialProperty Values
  • kutv.comWebRedevelopment planned for Salt Lake City's 100-year-old silos with housing, hotel, park

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