Dallas County · DCAD appraisal neighborhood

Carolina St, Mercer St, Newberry St and 6 other streets — Grand Prairie (Dallas Co)

Neighborhood code 4PSM14

Every year, DCAD compares recent sales in each neighborhood with its values. If the neighborhood's sales ratio is more than about 5% from 100%, it typically targets the neighborhood for reappraisal, assuming enough sales data. It uses the same model and location factor for homes of the same building class within a neighborhood. That's why your neighbors' values tend to move together, and why knowing your neighborhood matters.

Sources: DCAD Valuation Processes, pp. 23–26 and DCAD 2027–2028 Reappraisal Plan, p. 19.

Homes 235

City Grand Prairie (Dallas Co)

ZIP codes 75052

School district Grand Prairie ISD

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Certified roll values

Neighborhood-level median certified values, when available. These are summaries of the homes in this group, not individual property estimates.

Roll yearMedian certified value
2024$325,600
2025$325,240
2026 (certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026)$340,550

Typical home's change

Using the certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026, the typical home's own value rose 5.0% from 2025 to 2026. Among homes with both an April notice and a certified value, 20.0% ended below their April notice. Among those homes, the median reduction was $14,940.

PeriodTypical home's change
2024 to 20250.0%
2025 to 2026 (certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026)5.0%

This is the middle home's own year-over-year change. It can differ from the change in the median value, because the median home is not the same home each year.

Range within the neighborhood

The 10th to 90th percentile range of values in the 2026 certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026 is $292,400 to $396,600. This middle 80% describes variation across the neighborhood, not a value for any one property.

Certified below the April notice

Using the certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026, 20.0% of homes with both an April notice and a certified value had a certified value below their April 2026 notice value. A lower certified value can result from a protest, an informal settlement or an appraisal district correction.

Median reduction among homes with lower values

Among homes whose value in the certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026 was lower than the April 2026 notice, the median reduction was $14,940. This is a group summary, not a prediction or protest outcome for an individual property.

Streets represented

Homes counts for each street. Number ranges are shown only for streets with at least 3 homes in this neighborhood.

Street Homes Lowest number Highest number
Carolina St 50 4316 4472
Mercer St 45 514 4459
Newberry St 29 509 4424
Cantrell St 26 4346 4450
Lindly St 24 501 557
Columbia St 22 1 4457
Kessler St 20 508 4454
Goodwin St 12 515 4410
Franklin St 7 4428 4452

Nearby appraisal neighborhoods

Nearby boundaries, ordered by nearest boundary distance; this is not a claim that they share a street or appraisal characteristics.

Using the certified roll as of Sept. 15, 2026, across Dallas County's established neighborhoods with at least 30 homes and an available comparison, 65.6% had no change in the typical home's value from 2025 to 2026. In established neighborhoods meeting the paired-home minimum, 17.1% of homes with both an April notice and a certified value ended below their April notice (weighted by homes, not neighborhoods).

Sources and method

Neighborhood classification: workpaper 005_dallas_neighborhood_types.sql. Last verified 2026-10-08.

This is a 2026 residential-only appraisal-neighborhood assignment. The certified roll source is DCAD2026_CURRENT, dated September 15, 2026; proposed values are the April 2026 notice values. Approximately 5% of residential accounts are absent from the certified file and are unavailable for this analysis. Method: see How we verify. Source release date: 2026-10-05.

The certified-below-notice comparison uses accounts with both notice and certified values. A lower certified value can result from a protest, an informal settlement or an appraisal district correction.

Medians are shown in whole dollars. Year-over-year figures show the typical home's own percentage change, not the change between neighborhood medians. Statistical summaries require at least 30 homes; the below-notice share requires 30 homes with both an April notice and a certified value, and the median reduction requires 10 homes with reduced values.

Last verified: 2026-10-05