Hidalgo County Property Tax Protest - Apartments

Property tax protests by Hidalgo County apartment owners were filed for 67% of all apartments in their county. Over the past seven years, Hidalgo County's total apartment value increased 100%, from $1 B in 2014 to $2 B in 2021. The multifamily market value for 2021 in Hidalgo Central Appraisal District was $2 B, and protests for multifamily properties totaled $1 B. Due to the outcomes of both informal and appraisal review board hearings in Hidalgo County, property owners saved approximately $44 M in property tax payments in 2021. In this list, judicial appeals are not included. Moreover, Hidalgo County property owners earned $425,932 from judicial appeals in 2021.

Appeals from Residential owners versus appeals from Apartment owners.

There has been an increase of 110% in the value of apartment properties over the last five years. 67% of apartment owners filed appeals on their property values in 2021. Homeowners make up 17% of the tax roll, but only about a quarter of them protested. Make sure your odds are evened with the assistance of O'Connor’s services. There is no charge for a flat fee for the service, nor is there a downpayment or up-front fee associated with it. We only charge you a fee if we reduce your property taxes that year, so that is the only time you need to pay a fee. Upon enrolling in the Property Tax Protection Program™, you will be able to submit your protest to us. We will review the appraisal district's initial value and evidence that can be used to refute and reduce your taxes.