The market values shown on the website are for the 2021 tax roll and reflect market values as of the January 1, 2021 statutory assessment date.  We are prohibited by law from relying on sales that occur after the January 1, 2021 assessment date, when estimating the 2021 tax roll values. Therefore, the market values shown on the website do not reflect today’s market conditions, but rather the market conditions as of January 1, 2021.  The 2022 tax roll will be completed in July of 2022 and will reflect market values as of the January 1, 2022 statutory assessment date.

 

In addition, the statutes require the county Property Appraiser to deduct for typical costs of sale (which include expenses such as commissions, title insurance, appraisals, inspection fees, etc.) when arriving at market value for tax purposes.

 

The above noted statutory regulations result in a market value for tax purposes that is from seven to nineteen months old, depending on the date you refer to the tax roll shown on the website.  Additionally, the value reflects a deduction for costs of sale.  For these reasons, the market value for tax purposes is different from what a property would sell for today.

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