First assessment roll closed in the City’s new property assessment system, SMART. San Francisco’s assessment roll grew by 2.14% or $7.57 billion, reaching over $360 billion.
In the last three fiscal years, income-producing and investment-oriented property transactions that would have generated more than $450 million in taxes have been claimed as exempt, far exceeding the approximately $50 million in claims for like transactions during the preceding 15 years combined.
One City Day Service Projects Across All 11 Supervisorial Districts Invite Neighbors Across City to Connect, Serve Their Communities; Continues Mayor Lurie and First Lady Prowda’s Work to Bring Service, Accountability, Change to City Hall
Free Informal Review helps homeowners ensure they are not overpaying property taxes. Process is separate from filing a formal assessment appeal. Available to single-family dwellings, condominiums, townhouses, live-work lofts, and cooperative units.
New SMART system allows residents to submit forms, access records, and manage property services online. Major milestone builds on multiple initiatives to modernize and improve customer service.
Monday, September 15, 2025, will mark the last day of the Assessment Appeals Board (AAB) filing period to submit your formal appeal of your 2025-2026 assessment.
Hundreds gathered over the weekend for the 2025 Family Wealth Conference, the City’s largest free event focused on property tax education and financial empowerment. Hosted by Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres, the conference connected residents with expert presentations, one-on-one counseling and resources to help families protect their homes and plan for the future.
San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres today announced he will step down from the San Francisco Housing Authority Commission after 12 years serving as President. During Torres’ tenure, the number of San Francisco families and individuals housed by the Authority increased by 20%, now serving 16,545 households and over 30,000 individuals.