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Council sees neighborhood-level winners and losers in reassessment maps

Hampton City Council · January 1, 2026
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Summary

Assessor Libby Bridal showed quadrant maps highlighting neighborhood hotspots: King Square, Mallard Point, Lock Haven and Buckroe saw notable increases while a small decrease appeared near Hampton Shores; she encouraged residents to review mailed notices and contact appraisers with questions.

During the reassessment presentation, Libby Bridal walked through neighborhood maps broken into quadrants and highlighted areas with the largest assessment increases and a few pockets of decline. She identified King Square, Mallard Point, Lock Haven and Buckroe among areas with higher increases and noted a slight decrease in one area near Hampton Shores and parts of Highland Park.

Bridal said staff divided the city into quadrants to help council and residents zoom in on parcel-level changes and urged anyone with questions to contact their appraiser or use the assessor website for details. "If you have any questions regarding what color is what, just ask me," she said, describing the map legend.