How to Appeal Your Property Tax Assessment 2023

In December 2023, 45 Connecticut municipalities sent out notices to property owners with the new property tax assessments. A volatile real estate market in 2020-2023 saw a rise in property values that now appears, according to some observers, to be cooling. This uncertainty in the market may mean that your property tax assessment was higher than it should be.

You only have until February 20, 2024 to appeal your Connecticut Property Tax Assessment. Contact us to see if you may be paying too much on your property taxes.

Note, the Connecticut General Assembly adjusted which towns are revaluating their assessments this year. See updated list here.

The cities and towns reevaluating their property tax assessments this year are:

1. Avon
2. Barkhamsted
3. Bethany
4. Bethlehem
5. Bolton
6. Burlington
7. Canton
8. Chaplin
9. Cheshire
10. Chester
11. Darien
12. East Granby
13. Eastford
14. Essex
15. Franklin
16. Hampton
17. Harwinton
18. Kent
19. Killingly
20. Lebanon
21. Litchfield
22. Lyme
23. Madison
24. New Canaan
25. New Hartford
26. New London
27. Norfolk
28. Norwalk
29. Norwich
30. Old Saybrook
31. Rocky Hill
32. Scotland
33. Sharon
34. Sherman
35. Suffield
36. Union
37. Washington
38. Watertown
39. Weston
40. Wethersfield
41. Willington
42. Windham
43. Windsor
44. Windsor Locks
45. Woodbury