Riley County property valuations are going up an average of 3% to 10%, according to current market data, officials said Monday.
“That’s the most common increase that we’re seeing on the residential properties,” said Anna Burson, Riley County appraiser. “That’s just reflecting the market, high demand, low supply. It’s driving those price points up again.”
Burson’s office recently completed the studies and analysis for 2026 and will be sending out change of valuation notices to property owners on Feb. 25. CVNs show how a property’s value has changed year over year because of shifts in the local real estate market or updates made to individual properties, such as additions, removals, renovations or classification changes.
