Politics & Government
Sherborn Ranks Second, Dover Fourth for Real Estate Taxes Paid in FY12
Weston taxpayers paid the most at $16,643 and Hancock paid the least at $759.
Sherborn taxpayers paid an average of $13,534 in real estate taxes during Fiscal Year 2012, according to data recently released by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. Dover taxpayers, meanwhile, paid $12,390.
Among the Commonwealth’s 351 cities and towns, Sherborn ranks Number 2, and Dover ranks Number 4 on the list of towns that pay the highest real estate taxes in 2012, with Weston paying the highest at $16,643 and Hancock (home of Hancock Shaker Village, population 721) paying the least at $759.00.
Here is a snapshot of what some of our neighbors paid in 2012:
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Rank, Town, Taxes
- 1 - Weston, $16,643
- 2 - Sherborn, $13,534
- 4 - Dover, $12,390
- 6 - Wellesley, $11,860
- 19 - Westwood, $9,019
- 20 - Newton, $8,910
- 22 - Medfield, $8,811
- 25 - Sharon, $8,310
- 27 - Needham, $8,075
- 43 - Norfolk, $6,927
- 44 - Holliston, $6,916
- 56 - Medway, $6,105
- 57 - Natick, $6,015
- 64 - Framingham, $5,774
- 65 - Dedham, $5,770
- 67 - Walpole, $5,740
- 76 - Canton, $5,526
- 87 - Millis, $5,226
- 88 - Foxborough, $5,174
- 89 - Mansfield, $5,164
- 178- Norwood, $3,862
For a complete list, see the attached document compiled by Patch using DOR data. For additional data, click here.
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Editor's Note: The DOR chart does not include data from Barnstable, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Nantucket, Somerset, Somerville, Tisbury, Waltham or Watertown.