ST. LOUIS—The deputy assessor for the City of Saint Louis, Shawn Ordway, shared preliminary data with Spectrum News showing one-third of taxable, residential parcels in the city increased in value by more than 15%.
By Missouri Law, the assessor is required to notify the landowners of the change in value when it’s 15% or greater. Of the 107,249 parcels in the city, Ordway said 36,176 increased in value.
The total assessed value of the 107,249 parcels was little more than $2.775 billion in 2024, but rose collectively by 15.4% to over $3.2 billion…