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Subscribe to the Wake Up , cleveland.com ’s free morning newsletter, delivered to your inbox weekdays at 5:30 a.m. How Cuyahoga County is changing its property reappraisal next year Many Cuyahoga County homeowners are still reeling from the last property appraisal in 2024, when residential values jumped an average of 32%. That ire — along with growing property tax bills across Ohio — led to a host of property tax relief measures in the state legislature. Meanwhile, the county is preparing for another update in 2027, which will rely heavily on recent home sales and real estate trends to set new values.

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