Politics & Government

Farmington Top 10 Taxpayers

Westfarms mall owner grew by $20 million but much of the list remained steady.

While the Farmington Grand List decreased slightly following this year’s real estate revaluation, the assessed value of the town’s largest taxpayer increased by about $20 million.

The 2011 list shows Farmington’s top 10 taxpayers assessed at $358,891,900 – or 9.58 percent of the town’s grand list. In contrast, the 2012 list totals $376,619,940 – 10.83 percent of the new list.

Most of the list’s growth was seen by its top taxpayer, West Farms Associates, the mall owner. The group grew from $102,294,840 to $122,853,690. In addition to the West Farms Associates, Nordstrom is assessed at $13 million; JC Penney at $10.8 million; Lord & Taylor at $6.6 million; Macy’s at $2.2 million and 118 mall stores have a combined assessed value of $15 million, bringing the mall’s total to $170.78 million or 4.91 percent of the town tax rolls. 

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The majority of the list’s components remained the same:

  1. West Farms Associates: $122,853,690
  2. United Technologies: $41,299,790
  3. Dunn-Sager Affiliates: $39,863,460
  4. CL&P: $34,408,140
  5. Trumpf Inc.: $33,792,740
  6. NSHE Columbia Hartford LLC: $22,822,970
  7. Delfino, William and Thomas: $22,255,000
  8. Fusco: $20,537,490
  9. The Price Rite Inc.: $20,196,840
  10. The Gables of Farmington: $18,589,920

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