How much are property taxes in Mount Pleasant?

Mount Pleasant property tax bills come from multiplying the county-assessed value of a home by the millage rate that Charleston County, the town and the school district each set annually, so no single figure applies to every property. An owner-occupied primary residence is assessed at a lower ratio than a second home or rental, which changes the bill even at an identical market value. Because the rate is set fresh every year, the current number should come from the Charleston County assessor rather than an old figure repeated online. Brian Beatty can point a Mount Pleasant buyer to the right county resource to confirm this year's bill.