Farmingdale, NY property taxes: median bill $10,263/yr ($855/mo), effective rate 2.29% of home value. That's 131% higher than the U.S. national average effective rate of 0.99%.
Within Long Island, Farmingdale sits 8% below the regional median bill of $11,129.
Out of 121 Long Island school districts, Farmingdale ranks at the 38th percentile for median property tax — 62% of LI districts pay more, 38% pay less.
Most Farmingdale homeowners pay 22.86 per $1,000 in core property tax (county + town + school) for the 2024–2025 roll year. Because this district spans multiple towns, parcels in other towns pay a different combined rate — the median bill below is computed per parcel using each parcel's actual local rate. Village, library, and special-district levies stack on top of this where applicable.
| Levy | Rate per $1,000 | Share of base bill |
|---|---|---|
| School | $16.948 | 74.1% |
| Town | $2.870 | 12.6% |
| County | $3.040 | 13.3% |
Source: NY ORPS combined county-town-school tax-rate file, roll year 2024. Rates lag 12–18 months because state-level publication waits for all towns and schools to certify.
Long Island school districts vary 5x in median property tax bill. Farmingdale sits in the 38th percentile — that's a modest bill, below the LI median. Here are the closest neighbors by median bill.
The Farmingdale School District covers 8+ ZIP codes. Nearly all are within Nassau County. ZIPs ranked by parcel count:
11,744 homeowners in this district can challenge their assessment each year. Single advertiser per district, per category — no commissions.
Apply to be featured →The median residential bill is $10,263 per year ($855/month). This is the median across 11,744 single-family parcels in the district. Individual bills vary widely based on assessed value, location within the district, and any village or special-district levies that apply.
Long Island property taxes reflect three layered budgets: the school district (typically 60-75% of the bill), the town, and the county. In Farmingdale, the school rate alone is $16.95 per $1,000 of full market value — roughly typical for Long Island. Different districts spend different amounts per pupil, carry different debt loads, and serve different home-value bases.
The two main paths: (1) exemptions — STAR (every homeowner), Enhanced STAR (65+, income limit), Senior Citizen, Veterans, Volunteer Firefighter; (2) a tax grievance — if you can show comparable homes in your area are assessed lower, you can file with your town's Board of Assessment Review (Suffolk: third Tuesday of May; Nassau: by the March deadline). Grievance firms typically take 50% of the first year's savings on contingency.
The median single-family home in Farmingdale has a market value of $448,000 based on the 2024 NY State assessment roll. The 10th-90th percentile range is $379,000 to $580,000.
School quality is subjective. For objective measures, see the New York State Education Department's official report card for graduation rates, test scores, and per-pupil spending. We don't rate school quality on this site — we focus only on the property tax dimension.
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Estimates only — not professional advice. All figures are derived from publicly available NY State data. They are not a substitute for the official tax bill issued by your county or town receiver. Property tax outcomes vary based on exemptions, special assessments, village/library overlays, and changes that may not be reflected in our data. Verify with the Nassau County Receiver of Taxes before making financial decisions.