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2025 Schedule of Values: Present Use Value

2025 Schedule of Values: Real Estate

Property Reappraisal

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Under state law, counties in North Carolina regularly revalue property for the purpose of assessing property taxes so that residents and businesses are paying based on the current market value of their property. Through this page, you can learn about how real property is appraised in a fair and equitable manner, who conducts the reappraisal, and how property owners can be involved in the process.

Find My Property's Value | Comparable Sales | Appeal Form

The Tax Administration Office completed a general reappraisal in 2025 and sent notices of new values in March of 2025. For the 2026 tax year, the Tax Administration Office will only send new notices if there are changes to the value of a property. Here are examples of such possible changes:

New Construction
Additions to an Existing Structure
Demolition
Renovation
Rezoning
Acreage

You can click on the links above to review your property information, view comparable sales, or appeal your property value. The appeal window opens January 1, 2026 and closes after the Board of Equalization and Review adjourns for the purpose of accepting new appeals.

For more information, contact the Tax Administration Office.

A digital infographic displays tax revaluation data for 2025, comparing key figures from 2021.

2025 Reappraisal Results Overview

Here are this cycle’s results compared to the previous cycle’s results in 2021. The infographic offers an overview of the numbers of parcels, median home value, and valuation totals as of January 1, 2025.