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Maine counties: property tax rates, home values and income

Counties with data

16

Census ACS 2023

Highest property tax rate

1.26%

Androscoggin County

Lowest property tax rate

0.88%

Hancock County

Sources: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates · Updated 11/03/2026

16 Maine counties have published property tax and home value data. The highest effective property tax rate is in Androscoggin County (1.26%); the lowest is in Hancock County (0.88%). The middle county, Cumberland County, is at 1.11%. Each name opens a county profile with its tax estimate, home values, income and nearby counties.

CountyEffective property tax rateMedian home valueMedian household incomePopulation
Androscoggin County1.26%$232,000$67,298112,323
Aroostook County1.22%$131,700$54,25467,227
Cumberland County1.11%$411,400$92,983305,940
Franklin County1.07%$176,700$58,52230,145
Hancock County0.88%$278,400$69,63056,084
Kennebec County1.14%$219,900$65,062125,614
Knox County1.25%$290,800$71,90340,860
Lincoln County0.93%$306,200$72,02635,840
Oxford County1.09%$192,300$57,93358,728
Penobscot County1.26%$193,800$63,248153,571
Piscataquis County0.97%$153,300$55,23417,125
Sagadahoc County1.12%$300,200$82,08037,093
Somerset County1.16%$155,200$56,19950,852
Waldo County1.08%$239,100$68,44140,006
Washington County1.12%$147,100$52,23731,261
York County1.03%$357,200$82,904214,731

Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 5-year estimates (tables B25103, B25077, B19013, B01003). Counties where the Census Bureau does not publish all four numbers are left out.