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Marshall County assessor reports 4.1% rise in overall EMV; residential values up 12%
Summary
At the June 16 Board of Appeal and Equalization meeting, Assessor Ryan Larson reported a 4.1% overall increase in estimated market value countywide (excluding state-assessed and exempt property), a 12% average increase for residential and multi-unit rental properties, and several per-acre valuation adjustments.
Assessor Ryan Larson reported countywide valuation changes to the Marshall County Board of Appeal and Equalization on June 16, 2026, including a 4.1% overall increase in estimated market value (excluding state-assessed and exempt property) and a 12% average increase for residential, apartment and multi-unit rental buildings.
Larson also reported that tillable acre rates changed in a narrow band (between -5% and +5%), that the per-acre value for woods rose from $1,300 to $1,450, and that the perpetual easement per-acre value increased from $600 to $750. The assessor presented these adjustments as part of the countywide valuation update; the Board received the report as part of the meeting record.
There were no separate votes recorded on the countywide rate changes during this meeting beyond the acceptance of the assessor's report. The Board adjourned at 7:02 p.m.
