Proposed assessments could mean about 140,000 Detroit homeowners will have their 2017 property taxes lowered by about $263 each.
The Detroit Newsreports that another 112,000 homeowners could pay about $80 more in taxes. Tax bills are to be mailed out in June.
The assessments were announced Monday by the city and follow Detroit's three-year, parcel-by-parcel reappraisal of nearly 255,000 homes. It's the first time in about six decades that the city has appraised residential properties.
Assessments help determine tax rates and Detroit homeowners have complained for years that city assessments didn't match the market value of their homes.
City officials have said homeowners are more likely to pay taxes on realistically assessed property.
