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Minnesota Property Tax Calculator 2025

Estimate your Minnesota property tax based on the state's 1.03% average effective rate. Enter your home value for an instant, free calculation.

Avg effective rate
1.03%
2024 ACS data
State rank
#19
19th highest of 50
Median home value
$309k
Minnesota average
Median annual tax
$3,185
On median-value home
Your Minnesota Property
Home value $309,200
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$50k$2M
Homestead / exemption $0
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Enter any tax exemption amount you qualify for in Minnesota

Your Estimate
Estimated Annual Property Tax
$3,185
Based on Minnesota's 1.03% effective rate
Per month
$265
Effective rate
1.03%
vs national avg
16% above avg
State rank
#19 of 50

Minnesota Property Taxes Explained

Minnesota has a moderate effective property tax rate of 1.03%, ranking 19th nationally. The state's property tax system is complex, with a classification-based system that treats homestead, rental, commercial, and agricultural properties differently.

How Minnesota Property Taxes Work

Minnesota uses a classified property tax system. Residential homestead property gets a preferential class rate of 1% on the first $500,000 of market value and 1.25% above that. Classification rates are applied to market value to determine tax capacity before levies are applied.

Example Tax Calculations for Minnesota

Home ValueEstimated Annual TaxMonthly (Escrow)
$250,000$2,575$214/mo
$309,200 (median)$3,185$265/mo
$600,000$6,180$515/mo

Minnesota Property Tax Exemptions

Minnesota's market value homestead exclusion reduces the taxable market value for qualifying owner-occupants. The Homestead Credit Refund (circuit breaker) provides income-based relief. Senior citizens and veterans may qualify for additional programs.

When Are Minnesota Property Taxes Due?

Minnesota property taxes are due May 15 (first half) and October 15 (second half).

County Variation in Minnesota

Hennepin County (Minneapolis) and Ramsey County (St. Paul) have the highest rates. Greater Minnesota rural counties tend to be lower. Rapid metro-area appreciation has increased bills significantly in recent years.

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