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Oakland County. Known for Cranbrook, estate lots, Bloomfield Hills schools.
The Bloomfield Hills market, honestly
Bloomfield Hills is the estate end of Oakland County: Cranbrook, long private drives, and acreage lots wrapped by Bloomfield Township, with Wing Lake and Island Lake frontage in the mix. The city itself is small, the township around it carries the same mailing address, and the school boundaries do not follow either line neatly. At this price band the buyer pool is thin and national, so marketing reach and negotiation experience decide outcomes.
That is why we match on evidence. When you ask for a Bloomfield Hills agent, we look for closed sales in Bloomfield Hills itself, in your price range, on your side of the city. If we do not have a strong local match, we say so instead of handing you to whoever is next in line.
Our team has closed 1 transaction in Bloomfield Hills.
What Bloomfield Hills actually charges in property tax
Michigan bills in mills against taxable value, and taxable value resets to about half of market value the year after a home changes hands. That is why the seller's current tax bill is close to meaningless to you, and it is why the honest way to read these numbers is as a share of what you pay for the house: the millage divided by 2,000.
Bloomfield Hills contains 6 school district rates, from 1.58% to 1.86% of price. On a $400,000 home that is a $1,125 a year difference between the cheapest and the most expensive street in the same city. Most buyers never find this out until the first bill arrives.
Bloomfield Hills City, Oakland County
| School district | Millage | Share of price | Tax on a $400,000 home |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bloomfield Hills Schools | 35.4018 | 1.77% | $7,080 |
| Birmingham Public Schools | 35.9981 | 1.80% | $7,200 |
Bloomfield Twp, Oakland County
| School district | Millage | Share of price | Tax on a $400,000 home |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pontiac City School District | 31.5648 | 1.58% | $6,313 |
| Bloomfield Hills Schools | 36.5911 | 1.83% | $7,318 |
| Avondale School District | 36.8668 | 1.84% | $7,373 |
| Birmingham Public Schools | 37.1874 | 1.86% | $7,437 |
Rates are 2025 totals for a principal residence with the Michigan homestead exemption. A second home, rental, or investment property adds roughly 18 mills of school operating tax on top. Special assessments for roads, police, or refuse can add more, and village residents pay a village levy as well.
Put Bloomfield Hills rates into the affordability calculator
Source: Michigan Department of Treasury, 2025 Total Property Tax Rates in Michigan (Form 4029 total rates report). Verify any specific parcel with the Oakland County treasurer or the Michigan property tax estimator before you rely on it.
Get matched with a Bloomfield Hills agent
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Questions people ask
How fast will I hear back about a Bloomfield Hills agent?
Usually within the hour during business hours. A real person from our Troy office reviews every request before any introduction happens.
Which Bloomfield Hills school district has the lowest property taxes?
On 2025 homestead rates, Pontiac City School District is the lowest in Bloomfield Hills at 31.5648 mills, about 1.58% of what you pay for the house. The highest is Birmingham Public Schools at 37.1874 mills, about 1.86%. On a $400,000 home that gap is $1,125 every year, which is worth knowing before you fall in love with a street.
What will property taxes cost on a $400,000 home in Bloomfield Hills?
Roughly $6,313 to $7,437 a year as a principal residence, depending on which district the address sits in. That assumes taxable value resets to about half of market value when you buy, which is what Michigan uncapping does. If you are not claiming it as your principal residence, add roughly 18 mills.
Is this really free?
Yes. Buyers and sellers never pay us anything. When a deal closes, the agent pays a standard referral fee out of their own commission. Your agreement with your agent is exactly the same as if you had found them yourself.
Do I have to work with the agent you match?
No. The match is an introduction, not a contract. If the fit is wrong, tell us and we will introduce someone else, or you can simply walk away.