The state Department of Revenue Administration notified Nashua city officials this week that taxpayers will see a modest hike in their property taxes when their bills arrive in the mail over the next few days.

The DRA set the rate for 2025 at $16.83 per $1,000 of valuation, which represents an increase of 5.83 percent, or 93 cents, over the 2024 rate of $15.90 per $1,000 of valuation.

The new tax bills will be mailed to residents on Friday, with a Dec. 15 due date, according to city Chief Financial Officer Dawn Enwright.

By the numbers, the owner of a property valued at $250,000 will pay $207 more per year; the owner of a property valued at $350,000 faces an increase of $325 per year; the owner of a property valued at $500,000 will pay $465 per year; and the owner of a property valued a

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