Marion County certified its 2025-26 tax roll showing a 5.58% overall property value increase to $76.68 billion; homeowners will see varied rate changes countywide.
Salem, OR. — Official Release: Marion County tax statements will be mailed October 14th and should arrive in property owner mailboxes shortly thereafter. Tom Rohlfing, Marion County Assessor, certified the 2025-26 Property Tax Roll on October 02, 2025.
As of the January 1, 2025, valuation date, the aggregate Real Market Value (RMV) of all property county-wide increased by 5.58% from last year, to $76.68 billion. Real Market Value is the estimated amount in cash that could reasonably be expected to be paid for a property by an informed buyer to an informed seller.
Growth has continued to slow overall; however, new subdivisions, construction, remodels, and localized increases in residential values within cities and towns contributed to an overall rise in the total real market value (RMV) of residential property. The total RMV for residential properties reached $34.93 billion, representing a 4.07% increase from 2024. The total value of rural properties including acreage homes, farms, and forest lands slowed slightly compared to last year but still showed moderate growth, with an RMV of $14.64 billion, a 5.31% increase from 2024. Commercial and industrial properties experienced stable growth, reaching a combined RMV of $24.44 billion, a 7.21% increase from 2024…