2006 Annual Report - Los Angeles County Assessor

2006 Assessed Values For Cities and unincorporated areas *Assessed ValuationParcel CountsCity 2005 2006AmountofChangePercentChangeSingle-FamilyResidentialResidentialIncomeCommercial-IndustrialTotalLomita $1,447,913,138 $1,588,116,919 $140,203,781 9.7% 3,823 788 565 5,176Long Beach 34,289,293,373 38,624,195,389 4,334,902,016 12.6 77,483 17,208 11,455 106,146Los Angeles 315,136,436,665 349,468,390,020 34,331,953,355 10.9 587,954 108,009 66,836 762,799Lynwood 2,078,687,851 2,317,878,618 239,190,767 11.5 7,303 1,812 1,056 10,171Malibu 7,418,487,364 8,483,009,115 1,064,521,751 14.3 6,156 210 392 6,758Manhattan Beach 9,080,887,926 9,925,463,750 844,575,824 9.3 10,770 1,549 483 12,802Maywood 685,769,869 744,661,519 58,891,650 8.6 1,612 1,303 394 3,309Monrovia 3,139,532,084 3,485,308,155 345,776,071 11.0 7,534 1,605 1,038 10,177Montebello 3,678,836,383 4,026,925,598 348,089,215 9.5 9,840 1,607 1,242 12,689Monterey Park 4,273,697,366 4,640,521,547 366,824,181 8.6 13,325 1,467 1,047 15,839Norwalk 4,749,638,565 5,324,044,029 574,405,464 12.1 21,499 510 1,181 23,190Palmdale 8,533,145,409 10,337,752,895 1,804,607,486 21.1 39,108 424 5,836 45,368Palos Verdes Estates 4,224,377,707 4,578,558,396 354,180,689 8.4 5,146 27 55 5,228Paramount 2,359,200,944 2,648,413,206 289,212,262 12.3 5,820 1,478 1,836 9,134Pasadena 15,670,359,019 17,379,643,616 1,709,284,597 10.9 29,629 4,140 3,227 36,996Pico Rivera 3,104,524,729 3,423,323,007 318,798,278 10.3 13,109 452 1,078 14,639Pomona 7,073,852,469 8,054,381,259 980,528,790 13.9 25,682 2,238 3,485 31,405Rancho Palos Verdes 7,392,544,240 8,065,466,966 672,922,726 9.1 15,011 41 136 15,188Redondo Beach 9,201,631,410 10,213,309,440 1,011,678,030 11.0 17,208 2,406 884 20,498Rolling Hills 988,326,497 1,052,179,353 63,852,856 6.5 754 0 6 760Rolling Hills Estates 1,990,314,921 2,127,086,250 136,771,329 6.9 3,054 1 183 3,238Rosemead 2,621,330,207 2,882,728,261 261,398,054 10.0 7,582 2,096 893 10,571* The assessed values do not include Board of Equalization valued properties (primarily public utilities) or exempt properties (such as churches, most hospitals,schools, and museums) for which there is no State reimbursement. These values do include the homeowners’ exemptions which are reimbursed by the State.16