Michigan property tax rates, 2025

Michigan's Department of Treasury publishes the total millage for every township, city and village, by school district: everything levied there, in mills, which are dollars per $1,000 of taxable value. A home you live in pays the homestead rate; other property pays the higher non-homestead rate.

Places
1,8013,575 tax areas
Lowest combined rate
14.7729mills
Highest combined rate
94.0872mills
Rate year
2025Updated yearly

Michigan by county
Alcona County 13 18.2338 28.1895
Alger County 10 23.1007 40.7956
Allegan County 35 24.1763 45.5782
Alpena County 10 20.800 38.7403
Antrim County 20 22.0768 41.1766
Arenac County 18 24.5781 43.1935
Baraga County 7 24.7644 41.8497
Barry County 21 21.0423 45.0811
Bay County 19 29.9121 48.8749
Benzie County 19 20.5732 38.8171
Berrien County 39 17.5749 46.6849
Branch County 21 21.7551 43.8489
Calhoun County 28 22.8989 56.3859
Cass County 21 18.2563 43.9086
Charlevoix County 19 19.6956 41.4471
Cheboygan County 22 18.5026 40.1165
Chippewa County 18 22.1126 43.9009
Clare County 19 19.7173 43.337
Clinton County 28 23.839 53.9054
Crawford County 7 22.6606 42.0066
Delta County 17 22.3591 41.4133
Dickinson County 10 23.8083 44.2364
Eaton County 27 23.6626 62.234
Emmet County 21 20.9143 37.547
Genesee County 33 27.0274 54.0549
Gladwin County 17 24.5471 43.2563
Gogebic County 9 26.8665 51.4251
Grand Traverse County 16 19.9512 37.0733
Gratiot County 22 23.5476 46.1895
Hillsdale County 27 21.4632 45.3694
Houghton County 21 25.1486 49.6634
Huron County 39 22.1195 48.9271
Ingham County 24 32.5781 66.162
Ionia County 26 19.7957 44.9279
Iosco County 14 20.5376 39.1204
Iron County 12 24.3862 45.2522
Isabella County 21 23.5094 45.9134
Jackson County 27 21.9657 49.8686
Kalamazoo County 24 30.3657 54.0073
Kalkaska County 13 22.1483 37.4711
Kent County 35 19.8829 51.2464
Keweenaw County 6 26.5358 36.4873
Lake County 17 26.6399 45.3482
Lapeer County 28 19.3214 43.0649
Leelanau County 15 16.8033 32.9402
Lenawee County 34 24.191 47.1252
Livingston County 21 14.7729 40.832
Luce County 5 25.5647 45.2806
Mackinac County 13 20.917 40.119
Macomb County 27 25.9237 62.9216
Manistee County 20 23.8039 43.637
Marquette County 22 18.7511 45.7906
Mason County 20 16.3613 42.9634
Mecosta County 21 20.5061 37.3525
Menominee County 18 21.8652 43.9792
Midland County 19 25.6461 43.5792
Missaukee County 17 19.8899 37.7126
Monroe County 24 21.9862 50.8861
Montcalm County 29 21.3078 43.8583
Montmorency County 9 21.5339 32.0339
Muskegon County 27 25.791 51.0485
Newaygo County 29 22.6994 47.9725
Oakland County 62 23.5404 65.0247
Oceana County 23 24.713 45.1768
Ogemaw County 17 20.8997 41.5336
Ontonagon County 12 29.1653 45.7788
Osceola County 22 25.6905 46.1884
Oscoda County 6 22.2043 25.0082
Otsego County 11 19.2057 38.9096
Ottawa County 24 21.9358 43.2003
Presque Isle County 18 16.3555 36.3307
Roscommon County 12 22.1129 39.1999
Saginaw County 36 30.0817 55.8221
Saint Clair County 33 23.5755 46.6898
Saint Joseph County 24 22.4481 48.7552
Sanilac County 39 18.7647 45.5855
Schoolcraft County 9 21.8951 40.2827
Shiawassee County 28 24.9802 52.7625
Tuscola County 34 22.6523 51.0449
Van Buren County 29 25.5173 53.6813
Washtenaw County 28 26.6161 63.2948
Wayne County 43 32.4045 94.0872
Wexford County 21 21.3056 47.0887
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Read the Michigan property tax guide: how bills are worked out, when rates come out, relief programs and how to appeal.

Homestead, non-homestead and taxable value

A principal residence is exempt from up to 18 mills of local school operating tax, which is why the homestead rate is lower. Second homes, rentals and business property pay the non-homestead rate, shown alongside.

Rates apply to taxable value, not market value. Assessed value is about half of market value, and taxable value can rise by no more than inflation or 5% a year until the property sells.

Source: Michigan Department of Treasury, 2025 Total Property Tax Rates in Michigan. Retrieved 2026-10-26.

How property tax works in Michigan

Assessors value property as of December 31 each year. Assessed value is about half of market value; taxable value grows by no more than inflation or 5% a year until the property sells.

Your bill is taxable value ÷ 1,000 × the millage. Most places bill in summer and winter, with dates set locally.