Which town in Centre-Val de Loire has the highest property tax rate in 2026?
Chambord (Loir-et-Cher) has the highest property tax rate in Centre-Val de Loire: the combined rate on built property reaches 81.98%.
What are the 10 towns in Centre-Val de Loire with the highest property tax rate?
In order: Chambord (81.98%), Chécy (72.06%), Pruniers-en-Sologne (67.58%), Muides-sur-Loire (65.54%), Mainvilliers (64.02%), Bou (63.89%), Saint-Firmin-des-Prés (62.75%), Fleury-les-Aubrais (62.52%), Gy-en-Sologne (62.17%), and Lucé (61.33%).
Which town in Centre-Val de Loire has the lowest property tax rate?
Condé (Indre) has the lowest property tax rate in Centre-Val de Loire: the combined rate on built property is just 16.26%. See The towns in Centre-Val de Loire with the lowest property tax rate.
How many towns in Centre-Val de Loire are ranked?
All of them: the 1,754 towns in Centre-Val de Loire appear in this ranking.
Which rate is ranked?
The combined rate of the property tax on built property (taxe foncière sur les propriétés bâties): the rates voted by the commune, its intercommunality and local syndicates, plus special taxes and the GEMAPI flood-prevention tax, for the latest tax year published by the DGFiP. It applies to a base derived from the cadastral rental value of the property, so a higher rate does not necessarily mean a higher tax bill.