Davidson County · Property Assessment 2025

See how your property tax changed.

Enter your address. We'll show you what your 2025 bill is, and what it would have been at the certified, revenue-neutral rate.

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Your estimated 2025 property tax, per year
Last year, 2024
(tax rate in effect then)
$0.000
Before the raise
(certified / revenue-neutral rate)
$0.000
After the raise
(rate Council adopted)
$0.000

The tax rate: before vs. after the raise

Tax rate per $100 of assessed value, side by side.
Certified rate Added by the rate increase

What moved your bill

From last year's bill to this year's, one step at a time.
2024 appraised valuewhat the Assessor of Property office said it was worth last year
2025 appraised valueupdated market value this cycle of the revenue-neurtral reappraisal
2025 assessed valuethe value your tax is calculated on based on your classification (25% residential; 40% commercial; 30% personal)
2024 tax billwhat you were billed last year using the 2024 tax rate and 2024 value
↓ reappraisal
2025 bill at the certified raterate reset so total county revenue stays flat after reappraisal
↓ Council vote
2025 bill at the adopted ratewhat Council actually set to fund the budget
Added by the tax rate increaseadopted bill minus certified bill
The certified tax rate is calculated after each reappraisal so that total county property tax revenue does not rise just because values did. A tax rate adopted above the certified tax rate raises revenue, and that difference is what the last two boxes above compare.
Source: Davidson County Assessor of Property