Real Estate
- Who can I contact if I have more questions?
- Can I talk to an appraiser?
- After revaluation, will my tax bill stay the same?
- What determines my tax bill?
- How does revaluation impact property taxes?
- What if Wake County has incorrect data about my property?
- Am I able to see the data Wake County has about my property?
- How does Wake County obtain property data?
- When will I receive my new notice of value?
- How can I find out my current assessed value?
- Why does the County do a revaluation?
- Were new laws passed that impact revaluation?
- 2027 Revaluation
- Schedule of Values
- If I’m interested in current residential real estate sales, where can I find that information?
- How does the County conduct a revaluation?
- How often does the County conduct a revaluation?
- I just bought my house. Should the value match what I paid for it?
- Will I be able to appeal my new assessed value?
- Real Estate Property Data Files
- Why is the County doing more frequent revaluations?
- Rollbacks
- How do I report the death of a real estate owner?
- I bought a home and the tax records don’t show my ownership. What do I do?
- Appeal - Will I have a hearing?
- Why is the County phasing in the change in the revaluation cycle?
- Why are more frequent revaluations a better approach?
- Where do BOER hearings take place?
- When is the tax rate set?
- When can I appeal my value? What is the deadline to appeal?