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Coppell certified values rise 4.54%; new construction accounts for $83M of growth
Summary
Staff reported Coppell’s certified assessed values increased 4.54% for tax year 2026, the smallest five‑year increase. New construction represented about $83 million of growth and will contribute roughly $366,000 in property‑tax revenue; reappraisals made up most of the rest of the increase.
City staff told council the final certified valuation for tax year 2026 shows a 4.54% increase in total assessed values, the lowest growth rate in five years. "The result is an increase of 4.54% in total assessed values of the city," Kim said during the presentation. Staff presented a category breakout showing commercial property values up about 9.7% and residential growth under 3% compared with prior years.
Kim said new construction comprised just over $83,000,000—about 15% of the increase—and that new construction revenue equates to approximately $366,000 in property taxes. She explained reappraisals accounted for roughly 85% of the year’s growth and noted that a November 2025 constitutional amendment increasing the business‑personal‑property exemption contributed to a small decline in that category.
