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DALLAS COUNTY · 2026
Your home's value mostly rises or falls with your neighborhood's. DCAD revalues homes neighborhood by neighborhood, so if your value jumped, your neighbors' probably did too. Look up your address to see your neighborhood, who's in it, and what happened to its values.
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Dallas County homes ended below their April notice value
Dallas neighborhoods where 80% or more of homes ended below their April notice value
Sources: DCAD Valuation Processes and 2027–2028 Reappraisal Plan; Property Tax Examiner analysis of DCAD's certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026. Neighborhood count covers established neighborhoods with 30 or more homes.
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