El Paso County Appraisal District 2021 Houses Property Tax Protest Summary

In 2021, the El Paso Central Appraisal District received property tax protests from homeowners for $4 B, out of a total residential property market value of $34 B, which means only 11% of the homes protested, although higher-value homes are more likely to protest. Owners of commercial, apartments, and utilities are more likely to protest than homeowners. 64% of commercial owners, 71% of multifamily owners, and 86% of utilities protested based on their value. Every year they continue to protest because it constantly works!

Owners who appeal their property taxes every year benefit from savings of up to 70% of the time. Without an appeal, the value of your home and your taxes will be final. Appealing on your own may get tricky, especially with meeting deadlines. Let O’Connor help save you time and money annually by enrolling in the Property Tax Protection Program™. Benefits include no upfront fee, no upfront costs, or flat fee, and no payment is required unless we can decrease your taxes.