Property taxes are rising across local governments in Minnesota, to the tune of nearly $1B in 2026

Where Minnesota homeowners face the steepest property tax levy increase

Data shows statewide property tax levies could increase by up to 6.9%, but some residents could be seeing higher jumps than others.

Property taxes are rising across local governments in Minnesota, to the tune of nearly $1B in 2026

Preliminary data released by the state this month shows that local municipalities may increase property taxes up to $948 million next year.

It's early, but preliminary levies rise across state

Property owners across Minnesota could be asked to come up with nearly $1 billion more for city, county and other local government operations, according to data released last week by the Department of Revenue. The first statewide look at preliminary levies shows the maximum that taxes can rise — and it amounts to 6.9 percent more in total for 2026. The data shows the total tax asks amount to $948...

Minnesota Property Taxes Could Rise by $1 Billion in 2026

Final property taxes will be determined by the end of the year, and it would be the highest increase of this decade if it holds. Continue Reading Minnesota Property Taxes Could Rise by $1 Billion in 2026 The post Minnesota Property Taxes Could Rise by $1 Billion in 2026 appeared first on Weekly Real Estate News.