Paducah, Kentucky
McCracken County's Property Valuation Administrator publishes the owner of every parcel in the county as a free public map layer hosted by the city-county GIS office, so who owns Paducah — from the riverfront hotel ground to Kentucky Oaks Mall — can be read without an account; sale prices sit on a parcel-search host that refuses automated reading.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 19 sources · 6 tier A · 4 tier B · prepared 2026-11-01
Can you find out who owns it?
Kentucky records title by deed with the county clerk; there is no state title register. Every deed must state the full consideration under a sworn certificate (KRS 382.135), and the grantor pays a transfer tax of $0.50 per $500 of declared value (KRS 142.050). In McCracken County the elected Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) values all 35,000-odd parcels; the City of Paducah and county GIS office (MAP GIS) republishes the PVA's owner of record for every parcel as a public ArcGIS layer, free and without registration. The PVA's own parcel and sales search, which also gives sale prices, runs on a third-party qPublic host whose robots.txt excludes us, and the County Clerk's deed site does the same.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (MAP GIS 'PVAParcels' layer, no account; PVA FAQ: ask at the office or use its qPublic search). PVA open-records requests: electronic preferred, paper or postage 'may incur a small, appropriate fee'. County Clerk recording fees not read (mccracken.countyclerk.us disallows ClaudeBot in robots.txt). State transfer tax $0.50 per $500 of declared value (KRS 142.050)
Bulk ownership dataMAP GIS (City of Paducah / McCracken County) ArcGIS Online 'PVAParcels' FeatureServer layer 1: 35,379 county parcels with owner name, owner mailing address, location, legal description, deed book-page, acreage, class and tax/fire district; 'Polygon layer for parcels with ownership provided from the McCracken County, KY PVA'; public, no registration, 2,000 records per request; data last edited 30 Oct 2026; no licence stated, so rows are not republished. No values or sale prices on the layer
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Holiday Inn Paducah Riverfront 600 North 4th Street |
Hotel | City of Paducah PVA roll (s1): parcel 111-24-05-001 at 600 N 4th St, 1.31 acres, owner 'CITY OF PADUCAH KENTUCKY', class exempt-city, deed 1185-732; a separate record 111-24-05-001P at the same address is assessed to Paducah Riverfront Hotel LP. The City's project page (s9): a development agreement with 'Paducah Riverfront Hotel (LinGate Hospitality)'; 'the City of Paducah will lease the hotel property to the developer for a term of 20-years with the property to revert to the developer at the end of the term'; 123 rooms, an '$18 million dollar project', a $900,000 city allowance; opened 19 July 2017. So the City holds title now and the hotel company is the lessee due to receive it. |
Government | —A |
| Kentucky Oaks Mall 5101 Hinkleville Road 1,300,000 sq ft GLA · 1 floors |
Retail | Kentucky Oaks Mall Co PVA roll (s1): five parcels totalling 90.2 acres in the Paducah Annex district — 5101 Hinkleville Rd (65.3 ac), 3051 New Holt Rd and 3250, 3430 and 3470 James Sanders Blvd — all owned by 'KENTUCKY OAKS MALL CO C/O WARNER MANAGEMENT CO', class commercial, deed 1110-594. Wikipedia (s11): opened 1982, 'developed by the Cafaro Company, which owns and manages it'; 1.3M sq ft GLA. The roll names the mall company, not Cafaro; the link between the two rests on Wikipedia. No sale price is on any source opened (the PVA sales search is on a host that excludes us). |
Private company | —B |
| Paducah City Hall 300 South 5th Street |
Civic | City of Paducah PVA roll (s1): parcel 112-14-21-001 at 300 S 5th St, 2.6 acres, owner printed 'CITY OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT', class 'EXEMPT CITY (94)', deed 444-292. The City (s10, s15) places City Hall at 300 South 5th Street; 'the building and grounds ... encompass a city block'; designed by Edward Durell Stone, built 1963-65; three levels; rehabilitated 2017-19 with State Historic Preservation Tax Credits (A&K Construction contract $4,165,285 after Change Order No. 5). The roll's owner string appears truncated; the exempt-city class is the PVA's own statement that the City owns it. |
Government | —A |
| Carson Center for the Performing Arts 100 Kentucky Avenue |
Civic | City of Paducah PVA roll (s1): parcel 112-31-06-002 at 100 Kentucky Ave, 4.27 acres, owner 'CITY OF PADUCAH', class exempt-city, deed 949/270. The Carson Center (s12) gives its location as 100 Kentucky Avenue and describes itself as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization; main hall seats 1,806. Wikipedia (s14): completed downtown in 2004. So the ground and building are on the roll as City property and the charity operates the hall; the terms between them were not found. |
Government | —A |
| Julian Carroll Convention Center 415 Park Avenue |
Civic | Paducah-McCracken County Convention Center Corporation PVA roll (s1): parcel 111-24-08-001.01 at 415 Park Ave, 9.2 acres, owner 'PADUCAH MCCRACKEN COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER', class exempt-county, deed 1382-92; a second parcel at 711 N 6th St (4.9 ac, deed 1333-286) is owned by 'PADUCAH MCCRACKEN COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER CORPORATION'. The City's hotel page (s9) places the Holiday Inn Riverfront next to the Julian Carroll Convention Center. That the 415 Park Ave parcel is the convention hall itself rests on the owner name and location, not on a document naming the address. |
Government | —B |
| Former Executive Inn site (riverfront) 1 Executive Boulevard |
Land | City of Paducah PVA roll (s1): parcel 111-24-08-001, 15.18 acres, owner 'CITY OF PADUCAH', class exempt-city, deed 1382-104, between the convention centre parcel and the riverfront. The City (s9) describes 'the city-owned property that once housed the Executive Inn', part of which now carries the riverfront hotel's parking. The City's purchase price for the site was not found on any source opened. |
Government | —A |
| Baptist Health Paducah (hospital campus) 2501 Kentucky Avenue |
Institutional | Baptist Hospital Inc PVA roll (s1): parcel 104-23-05-004 at 2501 Kentucky Ave, 18.6 acres, owner 'BAPTIST HOSPITAL INC', class exempt-other; the same owner holds 16.0 acres at 4835 Blandville Rd, and 'BAPTIST HEALTHCARE SYSTEM(S) INC' a further 23 city parcels (26.6 ac). Wikipedia (s14), from the city's 2023 ACFR: Baptist Healthcare Systems employed 1,432 in the city. That 2501 Kentucky Ave is the Baptist Health Paducah hospital rests on the roll's owner name and address. |
Institution | —B |
| Mercy Health – Lourdes Hospital campus 1530 Lone Oak Road |
Institutional | Lourdes Hospital Inc PVA roll (s1): parcel 096-00-00-029 at 1530 Lone Oak Rd, 35.0 acres, owner 'LOURDES HOSPITAL INC', class exempt-other, deed 675-461; next to it 'MERCY HEALTH LOURDES HOSPITAL LLC' holds 46.4 acres at 999 Jameswood Dr (deed 1482-838) and 9.2 acres at 800 Highland Blvd (c/o Bon Secours Mercy Health), and Lourdes Medical Pavilion LLC 17.0 acres on Medical Center Dr. Wikipedia (s14): Bon Secours Mercy Health was the city's largest employer (1,445) in the 2023 ACFR. The hospital name for the campus rests on the owner names. |
Institution | —B |
| West Kentucky Community and Technical College campus 4810 Alben Barkley Drive |
Institutional | Commonwealth of Kentucky PVA roll (s1): parcel 087-40-00-026, 164.7 acres, owner 'COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY C/O WKCTC', class exempt-state, deed 1137-130 — the largest single built parcel in the city. Next door, 4430 Sunset Ave (24.9 ac, deed 1164-360) is 'COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY C/O MSU PADUCAH CAMPUS'; Wikipedia (s14) gives Murray State's Paducah campus as a 43,000 sq ft building on a 23-acre site adjacent to WKCTC, opened 2014. WKCTC (s13) is part of the state KCTCS system, on Alben Barkley Drive since 1964. |
Government | —A |
| Federal property, 501 Broadway 501 Broadway |
Civic | United States of America (GSA) PVA roll (s1): parcel 112-13-08-006 at 501 Broadway, 0.62 acres, owner 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GSA', class exempt-federal, deed 599-401 — one of only five exempt-federal parcels in the city (the PVA's own count, s4, was four in the City district). The building's name and tenants were not established from a source opened, so it is recorded only as the federal holding downtown. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The open owner layer carries no values, and the PVA's per-parcel assessments sit on the qPublic host that excludes us, so the single most valuable parcel in Paducah could not be read. What the public record does give is the county's taxable base, the city's tax rate, and the size of the largest holdings, all below.
McCracken County net taxable real estate assessment, 2026$6,255,009,442
McCracken County PVA assessment history (s16): up 4.65% on 2025's $5,976,826,423 and 68% on 2016's $3,723,275,197; excludes exempt and appealed property. The city's share is not published there.
Parcels in the City of Paducah13,301 (of 35,379 county-wide)
Parcels on the PVAParcels layer (s1, data to 30 Oct 2026) in tax district 08 Paducah or 09 Paducah Annex, about 12,400 acres as the layer computes them; the PVA's own count (s4, June 2024) was 10,274 City plus 2,804 City Annex = 13,078.
Largest built parcel in the city164.7 acres
4810 Alben Barkley Drive, Commonwealth of Kentucky c/o WKCTC (s1). A 1,757-acre Commonwealth of Kentucky parcel located 'OHIO RIVER' is the riverbed inside the city's district, not usable land.
Paducah city real estate tax rate, 20261.129 per $100 city + 0.368 county
McCracken County PVA tax-rate table (s19); the 2025 combined rate for district 08 was 1.525 per $100. The 2026 combined cell is printed '.1497', evidently 1.497.
County arms-length sales, 2025546 deeds, $144,724,748
PVA deed-type statistics (s17), all classes county-wide; down from 838 deeds and $246.8M in 2024.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Public bodies dominate the ground. Of about 12,400 acres of parcels in Paducah's two tax districts, the City itself holds about 866 acres on 218 parcels (parks, City Hall, the Carson Center ground, the former Executive Inn site), a city-county industrial development authority about 538, and the Commonwealth about 213 above the riverbed. Hospitals, the housing authority, utilities and the riverport follow. Barkley Regional Airport (935.7 acres on 7 parcels) and most federal land (3,025 acres county-wide, chiefly the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) lie outside the city. Counts are summed by owner name on the PVA layer (s1); acreages are the layer's computed figures.
| Name | Type | City parcels / acres |
|---|---|---|
| City of Paducah PVA layer (s1), owner names 'CITY OF PADUCAH', '… KENTUCKY', '… PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT' and 'CITY OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT', excluding the water-works parcel below. Largest: 2801 Park Ave 133.8 ac, 841 Paul Sargent Dr 113.0 ac, 200 County Park Rd 81.0 ac, 175 Stuart Nelson Park Rd 59.4 ac, 1 Executive Blvd 15.2 ac. The PVA counted 253 exempt-city parcels in the City district in 2024 (s4). The City is also selling surplus lots by sealed bid (s15). |
Government | 218 parcels, ~866 acresA |
| Paducah-McCracken County Industrial Development Authority PVA layer (s1), five spellings of the authority's name; the largest is 214.4 acres on McCracken Boulevard, then 58.7 acres at 5701 Commerce Drive. One downtown holding, 401 Kentucky Ave, is assessed 'C/O KALLEO'. |
Government | 40 parcels, ~538 acresA |
| Commonwealth of Kentucky PVA layer (s1): WKCTC campus 164.7 ac, Murray State Paducah campus 24.9 ac, 500 County Park Rd 16.9 ac, and offices of the Finance Cabinet, Economic Security and Transportation downtown. A separate 1,757.3-acre parcel 'OHIO RIVER' is the river itself. |
Government | 12 parcels, ~213 acres (plus 1,757-acre Ohio River parcel)A |
| McCracken County PVA layer (s1): 162.9 acres at 455 County Park Road and 73.8 acres at 150 Steve Doolittle Drive are the largest, both exempt-county. |
Government | 12 parcels, ~273 acresA |
| Electric Plant Board of the City of Paducah PVA layer (s1): the municipal electric utility; 57.2 acres at 4770 and 42.5 acres at 4800 Schneidman Road. |
Government | 11 parcels, ~137 acresA |
| Housing Authority of Paducah PVA layer (s1), all exempt-city: largest 24.1 ac at 2330 Ohio St, 18.5 ac at 2010 Hendricks St, 17.4 ac at 501 Cherry Circle. |
Government | 23 parcels, 94.0 acresA |
| Paducah Independent School District PVA layer (s1), held under the board of education and its finance corporation; largest 36.3 acres at 2400 Washington St. |
Government | 12 parcels, ~94 acresA |
| Paducah Water Works PVA layer (s1): 70.4 acres at 1500 North 6th Street is titled 'CITY OF PADUCAH C/O PADUCAH WATER WORKS'; the rest in the utility's own name. |
Government | 4 parcels, ~93 acresA |
| Mercy Health – Lourdes Hospital LLC / Lourdes Hospital Inc PVA layer (s1): Mercy Health Lourdes Hospital LLC 46.7 ac on 2 parcels plus 9.2 ac at 800 Highland Blvd; Lourdes Hospital Inc 38.8 ac on 2 parcels. Part of Bon Secours Mercy Health (s14). |
Institution | ~94 acresA |
| Railroads (Illinois Central / CN, Paducah & Louisville Railway, Paducah & Illinois Railroad) PVA layer (s1): Illinois Central entities assessed c/o CN Property Tax Group; Paducah & Illinois Railroad 36.9 ac, mostly 2451 Pool Rd; Paducah & Louisville Railway 5.8 ac. |
Public company | 22 parcels, ~83 acresA |
| Paducah-McCracken County Riverport Authority PVA layer (s1), mostly on South 4th Street. Wikipedia (s14): established 1964 by city and county 'under an equal ownership agreement'. |
Government | 14 parcels, ~62 acresA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Paducah builds few new homes: the PVA counted 14 new-construction deeds and 14 vacant-lot/builder deeds county-wide in 2025, against 546 arms-length sales (s17), and carries 111 open new-house permits across the county (s18). No league table of builders exists for the market, so the list below is the companies holding the most residential-class parcels in the city on the PVA layer (s1) — developers holding subdivision lots and rental companies — not a measure of homes built.
| Name | Type | City residential parcels |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Bison Capital Fox Harbor KY LLC PVA layer (s1): all on Rock Creek Circle; the largest company holder of residential parcels in the city by count that is not named after a person. |
Private company | 34 parcels (12.6 acres)A |
| Arcadia Street Development LLC PVA layer (s1): lots on South 31st Street, Lone Oak Road and Stuart Nelson Park Road. |
Developer | 29 residential + 6 commercial parcels (10.3 acres)A |
| Trails End Development LLC PVA layer (s1): subdivision lots recorded at 125 Ridgeview Street. |
Developer | 30 parcels (5.0 acres)A |
| Wagner Enterprises LLC PVA layer (s1); also 27 commercial parcels (see commercial). |
Private company | 27 residential parcelsA |
| Sena Development LLC PVA layer (s1): lots on North 36th Street and West Jefferson Street. |
Developer | 15 parcels (5.8 acres)A |
| Woodlands Reserve LLC PVA layer (s1): recorded at 3750 Pecan Drive. |
Developer | 10 parcels (25.0 acres)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Paducah has no REIT-scale landlord. Commercial ground is held by a regional mall company, national retailers who own their stores, a local software company's campus, and a set of local holding companies; counts below are by owner name on the PVA layer (s1), within the city's tax districts. Floor areas are not on the layer.
| Name | Type | City parcels / acres |
|---|---|---|
| Kentucky Oaks Mall Co PVA layer (s1), c/o Warner Management Co; Wikipedia (s11) says the Cafaro Company owns and manages the 1.3M sq ft mall. |
Private company | 5 parcels, 90.2 acresB |
| Falconite Real Estate Holdings LLC PVA layer (s1): 16 commercial and 2 residential parcels, including Bleich Road, County Park Road and Main Street sites. |
Private company | 18 parcels, 55.4 acresA |
| Wal-Mart (Wal Mart Real Estate Business Trust; Wal Mart Store) PVA layer (s1): 5130 Hinkleville Road and 3220 Irvin Cobb Drive, both owner-occupied stores; Wal-Mart Associates was the city's third-largest employer (969) in the 2023 ACFR (s14). |
Public company | 2 parcels, 47.2 acresA |
| Computer Services Inc PVA layer (s1): mainly 3901 Technology Drive, plus 120 South 3rd Street downtown and other sites; owner-occupied. |
Public company | 15 parcels, 33.4 acresA |
| Wagner Enterprises LLC (and Wagner Enterprises VIII LLC) PVA layer (s1): 27 commercial and 27 residential parcels, a run of them on Oak Street — the largest single holder of commercial-class parcels by count in the city. |
Private company | 54 parcels, 27.7 acresA |
| MidAmerica Hotels Corp PVA layer (s1): hotel sites on Lone Oak Road, Coleman Road, Hinkleville Road and Irvin Cobb Drive. |
Private company | 8 parcels, 17.3 acresA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Sale prices for the marquee properties: the PVA's qPublic sales list and the County Clerk's deed index both disallow our crawler in robots.txt, so no price or sale date is recorded.
- The relationship between Kentucky Oaks Mall Co (owner on the roll) and the Cafaro Company (owner per Wikipedia) was not established from a filing.
- Assessed values: no per-parcel value is on the open layer, so no 'highest assessed parcel' is given.
- Single-family rental holders: several of the largest residential-parcel holders are companies whose names are a person's full name; they are left out under the naming rule, so the residential list understates concentration.
- Robots judgement: services1.arcgis.com (the ArcGIS host of the PVA layer) answers /robots.txt with HTTP 403 'Invalid URL' (a 4xx, not a challenge page); it was treated as no robots restriction, as in earlier records (Murfreesboro). Flagged for Jim's pending robots-403 ruling.
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Sources
- PVAParcels FeatureServer layer 1 (35,379 McCracken County parcels; fields NAME, ADDRESS1-2, CITY, STATE, ZIPCODE, LOCATION, DESCRIPTIO, DEED, ACRES, CLASS, DISTRICT, YEAR 2027; data last edited 30 Oct 2026); 13,301 parcels carry a Paducah tax district (08 Paducah or 09 Paducah Annex); queried attribute-only 1 Nov 2026 — MAP GIS (City of Paducah / McCracken County GIS, ArcGIS Online organisation), owner data from the McCracken County PVA · openA
- PVAParcels (item page): 'Polygon layer for parcels with ownership provided from the McCracken County, KY PVA'; owner MAP_GIS_Site_Admin; access public — MAP GIS via ArcGIS Online · openA
- McCracken County PVA, Frequently Asked Questions: 'How do I find out who owns a certain property? ... call ... stop by the office and ask or use our Qpublic website'; 'How do I learn how much a property sold for? ... use our Qpublic website' — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- McCracken County PVA, Parcel Counts (last updated 25 Jun 2024): 34,311 parcels county-wide; City district 10,274 and City Annex 2,804 parcels; in the City district 8,173 residential, 1,277 commercial, 253 exempt-city, 41 exempt-county, 11 exempt-state, 4 exempt-federal, 148 exempt-religious, 18 exempt-educational — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- McCracken County PVA, Open Records Request: email, fax, in person or mail; 'Records requested delivered on paper may incur a small, appropriate fee. Electronic records are preferred when possible' — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- KRS 142.050 Real estate transfer tax: tax on the grantor 'at the rate of fifty cents ($0.50) for each $500 of value or fraction thereof, which value is declared in the deed'; collected by the county clerk on recording — Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · openA
- KRS 382.135: a deed to real property shall contain 'A statement of the full consideration' and a sworn, notarized certificate 'that the consideration reflected in the deed is the full consideration paid for the property' — Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · openA
- McCracken County PVA home page: Online Tools link 'Property Record Search', 'Property Tax Maps' and 'Sales List' to qpublic.schneidercorp.com (AppID=854); 'Deeds: The county clerk has deeds available online for commercial and private use' (mccracken.countyclerk.us) — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- Downtown Hotel Project - LinGate Hospitality: development agreement between the City of Paducah and 'Paducah Riverfront Hotel (LinGate Hospitality)'; 'the City of Paducah will lease the hotel property to the developer for a term of 20-years with the property to revert to the developer at the end of the term'; 123-room Holiday Inn Paducah Riverfront, 600 North 4th Street, '$18 million dollar project'; city allowance $900,000; extra parking on 'the city-owned property that once housed the Executive Inn'; opened 19 July 2017 — City of Paducah · openA
- About City Hall: 'Paducah's City Hall is located at 300 South 5th Street. The building and grounds ... encompass a city block'; designed by Edward Durell Stone, constructed 1963-1965; rehabilitation contract with A&K Construction $4,165,285 (Change Order No. 5, 22 Jan 2019) — City of Paducah · openA
- Kentucky Oaks Mall: 5101 Hinkleville Road; opened 1982; 'developed by the Cafaro Company, which owns and manages it'; 1,300,000 sq ft GLA; Sears closed 2017 and Elder-Beerman 2018, Cafaro redevelopment announced late 2018 — Wikipedia · openA
- The Carson Center, Host Your Event: 'a 501(c)3 charitable organization'; main hall seats 1,806; location 100 Kentucky Avenue, Paducah 42003 — The Carson Center for the Performing Arts · openA
- West Kentucky Community and Technical College: public community college in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, formed 2003; campus on Alben Barkley Drive since 1964 — Wikipedia · openA
- Paducah, Kentucky: 2020 census population 27,137; Carson Center completed downtown 2004; Murray State Paducah campus, 43,000 sq ft on a 23-acre campus adjacent to WKCTC, opened 2014; Paducah–McCracken County Riverport Authority established 1964 by city and county 'under an equal ownership agreement'; top employers per the city's 2023 ACFR: Bon Secours Mercy Health 1,445, Baptist Healthcare Systems 1,432 — Wikipedia · openA
- City Surplus Property: Planning Division, '300 South 5th Street, City Hall, Paducah, KY 42003'; sealed proposals for surplus city lots, deadline 4 Nov 2026; 'sold "as is" and with no implied warranty of clear title' — City of Paducah · openA
- McCracken County Assessment History: net taxable assessment 2026 $6,255,009,442 (+$278,183,019, +4.65%); 2025 $5,976,826,423; 2016 $3,723,275,197; excludes homestead and farm discounts, appealed and tax-exempt property — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- Real Estate Sales Statistics (deed types and counts, all property classes, county-wide): 2025 arms-length transactions (Z) 546, $144,724,748; 2024 838, $246,802,348; 2025 new construction (I) 14, $5,996,775; vacant lot/builders (T) 14, $2,555,500; foreclosure proceedings (L) 8, $964,522 — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- Active Permits (county-wide, PVA's open building permits): RES NEW 111, COM-NEW 42 (+3 'COM NEW', +1 'COM - NEW'), RENO/REPAIR 114; total 499 — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA
- Tax Rates (per $100): district 08 Paducah City — county rate .368, city rate 1.129 for 2026 (combined total printed '.1497'); 2025 combined 1.525; district 09 City Annex combined 1.153 (2026) — McCracken County Property Valuation Administrator · openA