Eagle Mountain vs. Herriman Property Taxes on New Construction
Eagle Mountain taxes new single-family construction at about 0.516% of value versus about 0.595% in Herriman, and Eagle Mountain has the lowest tax-per-square-foot of any production city on either side. The median annual property tax bill is about $2,519 in Eagle Mountain versus about $4,041 in Herriman – roughly $1,520 a year more in Herriman, driven by both the higher rate and the higher home prices. Eagle Mountain new single-family homes also list about $240,000 below Herriman, so the tax gap reinforces an already large price advantage. Effective rates are from tax year 2024 assessor records on completed new-construction homes (2023-2025 builds); a brand-new 2026 home is assessed on land only for its first year or two, so your first tax bill will look tiny and then jump to roughly the rate times what you paid once the county adds the house to the roll. Figures are as of September 2026 and move with annual valuations and mill rates. All rates assume the primary-residence exemption; a rental or second home pays roughly 1.8 times as much.
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