Detroit assessors present 2026 assessment changes, explain appeals and PRE audits
Deputy CFO and city assessor Alvin Horn told the Budget Finance & Audit committee that average residential assessments rose about 10% for 2026, but taxable value for most legacy owners is capped at 2.7%. The assessors outlined the three-tier appeals process, PRE audit procedures and a planned Economic Condition Factor review.
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Deputy CFO and city assessor Alvin Horn told the Budget, Finance & Audit standing committee on Feb. 4 that the city’s average residential assessment increased roughly 10% for the 2026 assessment year and that most neighborhoods saw increases.
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