Look up your building.
Type the street address or the account number from your appraisal notice. We set the county’s value beside similar buildings in the same county, using the county’s own numbers.
Commercial properties of about $5M and up, on the Texas county rolls we hold.
County value per square foot
This one needs a person.
| Address | City | Sq ft | Built | County value | Per sq ft | Against the median |
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Send us this building
We read the record and tell you what we see, usually within a few business days. If there isn’t a case, you’ll hear that too.
Email me the next value
The county posts next year’s values in April. We’ll send one email with this building’s new number and how it compares.
We use what you send to reply about this building. Nothing else, and no obligation. Privacy policy.
How the reading works.
Texas lets an owner protest a value carried above the median of comparable properties. This page runs that test on the county’s own figures.
The county’s number
Every figure here comes from the appraisal district’s roll: the value, the building’s size and use code, and the tax rates of the units it sits in. Where the county has certified a value, we read that one.
Similar buildings beside it
We take up to 12 buildings in the same county with the same use code, between half and twice the size, built within 20 years of it, and find their median value per square foot. A protest then adjusts for location, condition and quality. This page doesn’t.
What it can’t see
Rent, vacancy, deferred repairs, the lease-up you’re in. A protest can argue market value on those. Some years, for some properties, there isn’t a case, and we tell you which yours is.
We work mainly above $5M assessed. If a protest is not worth your time, you will hear that from us straight.
Not finding it? Try the account number on your notice, or send us the address and a person will look.