Storming The Barricades To Protest (DCAD) Injustice
Over on DallasDirt, a distraught homeowner asks Candy Evans for advice about protesting the county’s new residential valuations. The distraught one might want to check with “Rusty” and Deedie Rose, Bush pals and A-list local movers and shakers. They’ve already got a July hearing set in connection with their 4-bedroom, $8.1 million manse on Willowood in Highland Park.
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Values all over the state are going up significantly. I would know, I deal with this everyday.
M street homes did not move this year.
My M Street home did not move this year, but the land under it went up pretty significantly. It did the same for all of my immediate neighbors, too.
The great thing about that for DCAD is that property value increases (as opposed to “improvement” (house) increases) are much more difficult for residents to protest.
my lot moved from 115k to 160k last year, but stayed the same this year.