Cass County, Missouri property tax by ZIP code
Real estate tax paid by households in Cass County, MO across 13 ZIP codes, with margins of error, and FEMA’s tornado ratings for the county.
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Cass County is on the south edge of the Kansas City metro. It is one of the few counties in this series where every ZIP code has enough survey responses to publish. The median household pays about $1,870 a year in real estate tax; the middle half fall between roughly $1,700 and $2,345.
Highest and lowest
ZIP 64083 (Raymore) reports $3,196 (±$162) on $337,400 (±$10,629). ZIP 64743 reports $1,236 (±$147) on $183,700 (±$29,320).
As in Platte County, vehicles are separate
Missouri's annual personal property tax on vehicles is billed separately and is not in these figures, which count only real estate tax on the home.
Tornado
FEMA rates tornado risk Very High in four ZIP codes and Relatively High in nine. Flood is mostly Relatively Moderate.
What this cannot tell you
All figures are ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates and the FEMA National Risk Index (December 2025 release), reported by Census ZCTA — the polygon version of a ZIP code, which does not always match a postal route exactly. They describe what households reported paying, not the rate on any one bill, and they cannot tell you what a specific house will cost. The Cass County Assessor and Collector publish parcel values and bills.
See every ZIP code on the Cass County record.
Sources and further reading
Primary publishers only — the agencies that produce the data or run the programme. This site holds no licensed or commercial risk data and links to none.
- US Census Bureau — American Community Survey
- US Census Bureau — Understanding and using ACS estimates
- US Census Bureau — ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs)
- FEMA — National Risk Index
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