Explain the change
Clear assessment-year comparisons, level-of-assessment adjustments, tax-versus-value explanations, and local FAQs.
HOME VALUES, MADE VISIBLE
Every house has a number.
Now see your neighborhood.
Search residential assessments across Webster. Explore neighboring streets, compare up to eight homes, and privately test proposed 2027 values.
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Searchable Webster homes—One-family parcels
Median on selected street—2026 assessed value
Median assessed per sq ft—Assessment ÷ living area
Median home size—Recorded living area
01 / THE STREET EXPLORER
2026 COUNTY RECORDS
Take a look around.
Search any Webster address, explore adjoining streets, or draw an area on the map. Compare homes and enter private 2027 values before official figures are released.
Drawing the neighborhood…
↖ Click a colored property to explore
Scroll to zoom · Pan to explore nearby streets.
2026 assessed value
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02 / SIDE-BY-SIDE
Compare up to eight homes.
Add or remove homes from any Webster street. Enter separate 2027 what-if numbers for each.
Your comparison starts here.
Open a property and choose “Add to comparison.” Select up to eight homes on any streets.
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PRIVATE WHAT-IF TOOL · 2027
OFFICIAL 2027 DATA PENDING
Got a number in mind? Try it.
Select a home, enter a proposed 2027 assessment, and switch the map to “2027 what-if.” Your entries stay on this browser, are not shared with neighbors, and are not official 2027 records. Webster expects disclosure notices in early 2027 and its tentative roll in May.
03 / FUTURE CIVIC EDITIONOne explanation platform.
One explanation platform.
Every municipality's reassessment.
StreetValueMap is also being explored as a resident education tool for assessors, towns, and counties. A government edition would help residents understand how assessments work, what changed, and what to do next—without a commercial appeal upsell.
Show your work
Source dates, verified government figures, transparent calculations, and private homeowner scenarios kept separate.
Scale across the county
Shared parcel infrastructure; separate municipal rolls, local rules, tax districts, accessibility, and communication.
Concept for potential public-sector partners. StreetValueMap is independent and has no municipal or county endorsement.
THE FINE PRINT
Understand the numbers.
Assessment, not tax
The amounts shown are 2026 assessed values, not tax bills or current sale prices. Webster's 2026 level of assessment is 43% of market value; 2027 aims for 100%.
Records can be wrong
Bedrooms, square footage, year built and other details come from public assessment records and may be inaccurate or dated. Comparisons are not appraisals.
Public records + private scenarios
2026 details and approximate parcel boundaries from Monroe County GIS; 2021–2025 assessments from NYS. Proposed 2027 entries are browser-local hypotheticals, not official records.