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Dallas Central Appraisal District reports broad reassessment; homeowners and businesses face phased taxable-value increases
Summary
Dallas Central Appraisal District officials told the Commissioners Court the district reappraised a targeted subset of properties for 2025, notified hundreds of thousands of owners of value changes and expects a large number of protests before certification of the tax roll.
Shane Doherty, executive director of the Dallas Central Appraisal District, told the Dallas County Commissioners Court that the district reappraised a targeted portion of the tax roll for 2025 and notified property owners of significant changes.
Doherty said the district has "approximately 650,000 residential properties" on the roll and that it targeted about 230,000 for reappraisal because their assessment levels were not at market value. He said 547,000 of those 650,000 residential accounts saw either a market-value or taxable-value change, and that the district issued about 773,000 notices this year.
Why it matters: property valuations drive taxable values that local taxing jurisdictions use to set tax rates. Large, countywide reappraisals and chained annual caps mean many owners receive notices of higher taxable values even when market…
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