Not only has this held true for investors but for the community as well, as Hacienda has provided substantial yearly returns to the city in the form of important tax revenues. In addition, Hacienda has provided both infrastructure and services directly to the city; costs that would normally be born by the community as a commitment from its General Fund.
The data below will provide a summary of this value through data on rental values, assessed valuation of land and improvements, annual tax generation, cumulative tax generation, Hacienda maintenance contributions, and North Pleasanton Improvement District valuation.
Tri-Valley Rising 2018 report |
Source: Colliers International, 2020
Note: 2006-2018 Retail is for Tri-Valley, 2019 is for Hacienda, 2020 is for Pleasanton (due to changes in reporting available)
Note: 2006-2018 Retail is for Tri-Valley, 2019 is for Hacienda, 2020 is for Pleasanton (due to changes in reporting available)
Source: City of Pleasanton, 2020
Source: City of Pleasanton, 2020
Source: City of Pleasanton, 2020
Present dollar values escalated using CPI.
Present dollar values escalated using CPI.
Source: Hacienda Owners Association, 2020
Present dollar values escalated using CPI.
Present dollar values escalated using CPI.
North Pleasanton Improvement District Valuation
Source: Hacienda Owners Association, 2020
2019-2020 Tax Rate: 1.1661% (exclusive of special bonds or assessments)