The Harris Central Appraisal District is a regional agency responsible for appraising all property within the boundaries of Harris County for tax purposes. By law, the district must appraise property at the price for which it would sell on the open market as of January 1.
More information about 2023 reappraisal values for residential, commercial and business/industrial property is available through the Search option by searching for 2023 Market Trends.
All maps represent a snapshot of GIS and Appraisal data as of March 2023 and are subject to change.
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2023 Residential Values
This map depicts the residential value changes from 2022 to 2023. Green areas indicate decreases in value, yellow areas indicate no change in value and red areas indicate increases in value.
2023 Homestead Capped Accounts
This map depicts residential accounts that will reach the 10 percent cap in 2023 and those that will not reach the cap. A benefit of a residence homestead exemption is the 10% cap, limiting increases in appraised value (on which taxes are computed) to no more than 10% a year. Blue areas indicate capped accounts and green indicates those that will not reach the cap.
2023 Commercial Values
This map depicts the commercial value changes from 2022 to 2023. Green areas indicate decreases in value, yellow areas indicate no change in value and red areas indicate increases in value.
This map shows a comparison of the average percent change and the average market value by market area for the previous four years. This includes the changes from 2019 to 2020, 2020 to 2021, 2021 to 2022, and 2022 to 2023. If you use the 2020 map in the top left corner to zoom and pan, it will sync with the other three maps and all maps will zoom and pan together.
This map shows the average percent change in market value from 2022 to 2023 and the average market value by market area. The map also includes sales data for each market area with a breakdown by value strata.