Fiscal Year 2025 Assessed Valuations are now available for public review. Click here to find the proposed FY2025 valuations and the calendar year 2023 arms-length transactions.
The Board of Assessors, in their commitment to providing full transparency, would like to announce that residential real estate assessed values for Fiscal Year 2025 valuations will be made available for public review beginning on September 13th, 2024, and ending on September 27th, 2024. This 2-week disclosure period will provide the public with advanced notification of pending assessed valuations and the opportunity review this information prior to commitment for approval to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue – Division of Local Services.
Board of Assessors primary objective and legal obligation is the full and fair cash valuation of all property to ensure the equitable distribution of the Fiscal Year 2025 budget approved at the Town Meeting in May 2024. Assessed valuations are adjusted to meet the Massachusetts Department of Revenue – Division of Local Service’s statistical valuation guidelines that ensure equitable valuations. Fiscal Year 2025 valuations were adjusted using arms-length real estate sales transactions that occurred within the calendar year 2023. The Fiscal Year 2025 Real Estate tax calculation cannot be provided at this time as the tax rate will not be established until the Tax Classification Hearing with the Carlisle Select Board.
The proposed valuations for Fiscal Year 2025 and the 2023 arms-length transactions are available on the town website here in both PDF and Excel formats.
Taxpayers wishing to discuss their property value may visit the Carlisle Assessors Office, located on the second floor of Town Hall, during normal business hours (Monday through Friday between 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM) or contact the department by phone at (978) 369-0392.
Assessments are determined based on available data. If you feel there may be an error, please call or visit during these business hours. Once valuations are committed to DOR for approval, the remedy for correcting any valuation errors is through the annual abatement process.