Shelton’s grand list inched upward for the second straight year, according to numbers released Friday by the city.
The list, which combines the assessed value of all taxable property in the city and is used to set the property tax rate, has a value of $4.52 billion.
That’s up $21.9 million, or about 0.5 percent, from the previous year.
Last year the grand list increased about $21.8 million, a slight recovery from dropping more than $760 million, or about 15 percent, the year before after the city underwent a property revaluation.
This is how the grand list increase breaks down:
- Real estate: Up $17,147,600, or 0.4 percent.
- Personal property: Down $404,340, or 0.1 percent.
- Motor vehicles: Up $5,125,250, or 1.7 percent.
Also released Thursday was a list of the city’s Top 10 taxpayers and the assessed value of their taxable property in the city (numbers below are rounded, see the document posted below for exact figures):
- Robert Scinto, $226.6 million
- Pitney Bowes Inc., $45.5 million
- United Illuminating Co., $44.2 million
- Aquarion Water Company, $37.1 million
- Health Net Of California Real Estate, $33.4 million
- AvalonBay Communities Inc., $30.5 million
- Blakeman Construction LLC, $24.3 million
- RA710 Bridgeport Ave. LLC, $18.5 million
- Shelton Square Limited Partnership, $16.8 million
- Bic Consumer Products Manufacturing, $14.6 million