The LaSalle Parish Assessor’s Office has released updated figures showing steady growth in the parish’s total taxable assessed property values over the past five years, including a substantial increase tied to Louisiana’s statewide reassessment process in 2024.
According to the assessor’s office, taxable assessed value represents the portion of a property’s value used to calculate property taxes. Property in Louisiana is assessed at a percentage of its fair market value based on the type of property, with exemptions such as the Homestead Exemption applied afterward.
Parishwide taxable assessed values released by the office show continued increases each year:
2021: $89,827,990
2022: $95,166,260
2023: $100,646,150
2024: $128,710,340
2025: $129,520,644
Officials noted that the most dramatic increase occurred in 2024 due to Louisiana’s mandatory statewide reassessment cycle, during which residential property values were reviewed and updated to reflect current market conditions.
Under Louisiana law, residential reassessments are conducted every four years to ensure property values remain aligned with market trends and economic conditions.
The assessor’s office said the updated figures reflect not only changes in market value, but also growth and development occurring throughout LaSalle Parish.
Officials encouraged property owners with questions about assessments, exemptions, or property values to contact the LaSalle Parish Assessor’s Office for additional information or assistance.
