El Paso property values are climbing by about 3% this year, which means your tax bill is likely headed for an increase. Keep an eye on your mailbox for your new appraisal notice so you aren't blindsided when tax season rolls around.
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You'll likely see a slightly higher property tax bill this year due to these increased valuations.
The city and county governments stand to gain more tax revenue to fund public services and infrastructure.
Homeowners will feel the pinch as their annual housing costs rise alongside these new valuations.
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