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Georgia +3 more Property Tax Calculator

Applies Georgia’s effective rate of 0.79% and its $2,000 homestead exemption.

Georgia, Oklahoma, Oregon, Virginia share this page. Their rules produce the same answer to within a rounding difference, so publishing separate near-identical pages would add URLs without adding information. Every figure below applies to all 4.

Georgia property tax estimator

Applies Georgia’s effective rate of 0.79% and its $2,000 homestead exemption.

Estimated annual tax —
Monthly escrow —
Saved by exemption —

Georgia at a glance

FigureGeorgiaSource
Effective property tax rate0.79%[1]
Median home value$335,000[1]
Tax on the median home$2,647[1]
Homestead exemption$2,000[2]

[1] [2] Sources

Effective property tax rate — all 50 states

Georgia highlighted. Same data as the table below, shown as a distribution so the comparison is visible at a glance.

Effective property tax rate — all 50 states. Georgia is 0.79%, ranked 25 of 50. The national median is 0.79%, the highest is 1.88% (Illinois), and the lowest is 0.29% (Hawaii). IL 1.88% NJ 1.88% CT 1.54% VT 1.51% NH 1.50% NE 1.44% TX 1.40% OH 1.36% IA 1.33% WI 1.32% NY 1.30% PA 1.26% KS 1.21% MI 1.19% RI 1.12% MA 1.00% MN 1.00% SD 1.00% ME 0.98% AK 0.94% MD 0.92% ND 0.92% MO 0.89% OR 0.81% GA 0.79% OK 0.79% FL 0.78% VA 0.78% IN 0.76% WA 0.75% KY 0.74% CA 0.70% NC 0.66% NM 0.63% MT 0.61% MS 0.58% AR 0.56% LA 0.55% DE 0.54% WY 0.53% TN 0.52% WV 0.51% CO 0.50% ID 0.50% NV 0.50% SC 0.49% AZ 0.48% UT 0.48% AL 0.37% HI 0.29%

Highlighted: Georgia, ranked 25 of 50. Median 0.79%.

Georgia property tax by home value

Annual tax at Georgia's 0.79% effective rate, with and without homestead.

Home valueAnnualMonthlyNo exemption
$75,000$577$48$593
$100,000$774$65$790
$125,000$972$81$988
$150,000$1,169$97$1,185
$175,000$1,367$114$1,383
$200,000$1,564$130$1,580
$225,000$1,762$147$1,778
$250,000$1,959$163$1,975
$300,000$2,354$196$2,370
$350,000$2,749$229$2,765
$400,000$3,144$262$3,160
$450,000$3,539$295$3,555
$500,000$3,934$328$3,950
$600,000$4,724$394$4,740
$700,000$5,514$460$5,530
$850,000$6,699$558$6,715
$1,000,000$7,884$657$7,900
$1,250,000$9,859$822$9,875

Worked figures for Georgia

Georgia values:

ValueAnnualMonthlyEffective
$100,000$774$650.77%
$150,000$1,169$970.78%
$200,000$1,564$1300.78%
$250,000$1,959$1630.78%
$300,000$2,354$1960.78%
$400,000$3,144$2620.79%
$500,000$3,934$3280.79%
$600,000$4,724$3940.79%
$750,000$5,909$4920.79%
$900,000$7,094$5910.79%
$1,000,000$7,884$6570.79%
$1,500,000$11,834$9860.79%

How Georgia compares nationally

On effective property tax rate, Georgia ranks #25 of 50 at 0.79% — essentially at the national median. The national range runs from 0.29% (Hawaii) to 1.88% (Illinois).

RankStateEffective property tax rate
#23Missouri0.89%
#24Oregon0.81%
#25Georgia0.79%
#26Oklahoma0.79%
#27Florida0.78%

Mid-range effective rates, ranked

Same rule structure as Georgia:

StateEffective property tax ratevs Georgia
Nebraska1.44%+82.3%
Texas1.40%+77.2%
Ohio1.36%+72.2%
Iowa1.33%+68.4%
Wisconsin1.32%+67.1%
Pennsylvania1.26%+59.5%
Kansas1.21%+53.2%
Michigan1.19%+50.6%
Rhode Island1.12%+41.8%
Massachusetts1.00%+26.6%
Maine0.98%+24.1%
Alaska0.94%+19.0%

Georgia questions, answered with Georgia numbers

What is property tax on a median Georgia home?▾
Georgia's median home is $335,000 and its effective rate is 0.79%, giving roughly $2,631 a year — about $219 a month in escrow.
What about a $500,000 home?▾
Approximately $3,934 annually, after Georgia's $2,000 homestead exemption saves you about $16.
Does Georgia have a homestead exemption?▾
Yes — $2,000 off assessed value for a primary residence, worth about $16 a year at Georgia's rate.

Other mid-range effective rates

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Last reviewed 2026-08-26. Georgia figures only — verify with the relevant Georgia agency before acting. How this is calculated.