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Travis Central Appraisal District - Tax Parcels & Values

In 2024, the Travis Central Appraisal District (TCAD) valued all parcels combined at $460.16 billion. Single family homes accounted for $235.30 billion of the total. The value of the average Austin area parcel has tripled since 2014, and it looks like costs will only rise going forward. The only way to protect your wallet and property is to protest your taxes. Enroll in O’Connor’s Property Tax Protection Program™ and pay your fair share. No upfront fees, no hidden fees, and pay only if your taxes are reduced. Enroll, relax, and save.

Total Number of Parcels in DistrictSource: Texas Comptroller, compiled by O’Connor, and not affiliated with any appraisal district.

Millions
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Total Number 0.4078 0.4165 0.4240 0.4313 0.4398 0.4491 0.4577 0.3975 0.4711 0.4778 0.4828
Parcels Appraised 0.4078 0.3736 0.3809 0.4313 0.4398 0.4491 0.4233 0.3975 0.4377 0.4778 0.4828

Texas property owners should protest annually since About half of Texas properties are assessed at 100% of market value or higher based on data from the Texas Comptroller.

Travis Central Appraisal District Tax Parcels

In Texas, real property is collected in units of measure called parcels. It is from these units that the Travis Central Appraisal District (TCAD) and other appraisal districts use to assess taxes. Travis County had 482,800 parcels as of 2024, compared to the 90,622 parcels of the average Texas county. Though small when put next to Harris County’s 1.96 million, Travis land is worth more on average.

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TCAD Total Number of Parcels in District

Many Texas counties do not have the resources to attempt to appraise all of their land for taxation. Travis does not have that problem, but even TCAD is spread too thin to do an accurate evaluation of property. 482,800 parcels must be surveyed by 81 appraisers as of 2024, a monumental task. Each appraiser would have to survey an average of 5,960.49 properties. TCAD managed to assess all land in 2024, though they had to use inaccurate generalizations to reach that goal.

Market Value All Property in Travis CountySource: Texas Comptroller, compiled by O’Connor, and not affiliated with any appraisal district.

Billions of $
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
$ Total market value 155.330 178.457 205.189 224.015 249.211 265.465 281.720 315.984 428.443 469.324 460.160
Single Family 81.257 91.641 101.894 110.639 121.734 127.774 133.814 160.937 245.239 251.407 235.302
Multi-family 15.728 18.883 22.577 25.426 28.714 31.540 34.366 37.564 47.883 55.739 53.083
Commercial 32.924 39.119 45.616 50.717 56.756 62.229 67.702 69.433 70.125 77.634 73.875
All Other 25.422 28.813 35.102 37.234 42.006 43.922 45.837 48.050 65.197 84.544 97.900

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TCAD - Total Market Value for All Property

In 2024, the value of every parcel in the county combined was assessed at $460.16 billion, triple what it was in 2014. Single family homes made up $235.30 billion of the value of all land, while commercial properties made up $73.87 billion. Utilities, oil and gas, and other industrial types accounted for $97.90 billion. Austin property is on average the most expensive in Texas.

The Austin area is relatively small geographically, but the value of each individual parcel is rising by a staggering amount. TCAD cannot be relied on to get an accurate measure of cost for each parcel, as they simply do not have the people or time. This forces TCAD to rely on estimates and computer models to figure out the average parcel, leading to inaccuracies.

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