Assessing

Our office is open to the public with the following hours:

Monday - Thursday - 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Friday -  8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.

Please continue to use our online information and forms to complete transactions with us.  If you need assistance please call 978-318-3070 or email us at assessing@concordma.gov.  We will respond to your request as soon as possible.  If you need to drop something off we have a secure lockbox located at 24 Court Lane which we check daily.    


Cyclical Inspections
Assessors will be performing inspections
at properties across the Town that have not been inspected or sold in the last ten years.  These inspections will take place during office hours, Monday - Friday.  Representatives will carry a Town of Concord photo ID.  If you have any questions please call us at 978-318-3070 or email us at assessing@concordma.gov  


SENIOR TAX EXEMPTION INFORMATION

ABUTTERS LIST REQUEST FORM



Property Record Cards Online


Concord's Maps

Copies of Property Deeds

The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds in Cambridge is the guardian of all deeds for the Town of Concord. You may obtain a copy of your deed through their records website.

Tax Rate / Tax Bill


Additional information regarding your tax bill is available from the Treasurer's office in the Town House, 978-318-3050.
  1. Where can I find the detail on my property?
  2. What do the assessors look at when determining an assessment?
  3. How do I know if my valuation is fair and equitable?
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Court Lane Town Assessment Building
  1. What is mass appraisal?
  2. What is market value?
  3. How often does the valuation of properties change?
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  1. What’s the difference between an abatement and an exemption?
  2. Are there other ways to reduce my taxes?
  3. Does the property record card reflect any exemptions to which I may be entitled?
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  1. Why does the Assessor need to enter my house?
  2. Will an inspection change the value of my house?
  3. What happens if I refuse to allow the property lister to enter my home?
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  1. How is the tax rate calculated?
  2. How will the new valuation affect my tax bill? If my assessment went down, how can my tax bill go up?
  3. How can my tax bill go up more than 2.5%? Doesn’t Proposition 2 ½ limit the tax increase?
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