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Hampton assessor reports 5% residential assessment increase; residents can appeal through March–April deadlines
Summary
City Assessor Libby Bridal said FY27 taxable assessed value rose to about $23.1 billion with residential assessments up about 5%, and reminded residents that posted change notices mail Feb. 27 and that informal and board review deadlines are March 30 and April 28 respectively.
Hampton's city assessor briefed council on FY27 assessment results and what they mean for residents. Libby Bridal said taxable assessed value rose to roughly $23.1 billion and that the residential assessment segment increased about 5%; she reported a median residential sale price near $300,247 and recommended residents check online property records when notices are mailed.
"The median this year is 300,247," Bridal said while walking through neighborhood maps that showed where increases and decreases clustered. She reminded council of appeal steps: the informal office review deadline with appraisers is March 30 and the board‑of‑review deadline is April 28, and said residents can inspect the underlying appraisal data and speak with the appraiser by appointment.
