NE Ohio Property Tax Assement Decrease over years

[John Wright]

I was looking through some property tax value assessments on https://myplace.cuyahogacounty.us . I see places that are selling for higher prices each year, but have strange looking tax assessment valuations. How can I make sense of a pattern like this (who's house was sold multiple times over the course of these years for increasing prices):

Tax year: 2018 - Total Value: $72,700

Tax year: 2017 - Total Value: $99,600

Tax year: 2016 - Total Value: $99,600

Tax year: 2015 - Total Value: $99,600

Tax year: 2014 - Total Value: $101,600

Tax year: 2013 - Total Value: $101,600

Tax year: 2012 - Total Value: $101,600

Tax year: 2011 - Total Value: $119,600

Tax year: 2010 - Total Value: $119,600

Tax year: 2009 - Total Value: $119,600

Tax year: 2008 - Total Value: $134,400

Tax year: 2007 - Total Value: $134,400

Tax year: 2006 - Total Value: $134,400

Tax year: 2005 - Total Value: $121,500

Tax year: 2004 - Total Value: $121,500

Tax year: 2003 - Total Value: $121,500

Tax year: 2002 - Total Value: $113,000

Tax year: 2001 - Total Value: $113,000

Tax year: 2000 - Total Value: $113,000

Tax year: 1999 - Total Value: $99,600

Tax year: 1998 - Total Value: $99,600

Tax year: 1997 - Total Value: $99,600

Tax year: 1996 - Total Value: $92,200