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Property Tax Assessments

Summary

Worried about your El Paso property taxes? Good news – they're actually lower than in most other big Texas cities. But don't get too excited, they're still not exactly 'cheap.'

At a glance

Total mentions
16
Last 30 days
1

Last discussed May 11, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The city faces a nearly $1 billion reduction in the commercial tax base due to a new state-mandated business personal property exemption.

✅Who benefits

Homeowners and business owners seeking to understand their tax obligations and protest rights.

⚠️Who could be affected

The city's general fund may face revenue challenges due to the reduction in the taxable commercial base.

Mentions & discussions (21)

KTSM 9Sep 23, 2026

Canutillo ISD OKs lower tax rate than year before

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The Canutillo Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a lower tax rate for the 2026-27 school year than they did the year before, the district announced. The CISD Board of Trustees adopted the tax rate on Tuesd...

KTSM 9Aug 28, 2026

Rising property taxes raise questions for El Paso homeowners, homebuyers

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Rising property taxes are impacting El Pasoans and raising questions for buyers in the local housing market. El Paso homeowners face a series of property tax increases this year, including an average annual increase of: Taxpay...

El Paso MattersAug 27, 2026

Podcast: El Paso city property tax increase looms after a chaotic, divided council budget clash

Podcast: El Paso city property tax increase looms after a chaotic, divided council budget clash El Paso Matters

KTSM 9Aug 25, 2026

EPCC Board of Trustees to consider higher tax rate

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The public will have an early look at El Paso Community College’s proposed tax rate increase during the Board of Trustees’ upcoming meeting and another opportunity to voice concerns during a later hearing. EPCC plans on usin...

KTSM 9Aug 24, 2026

El Paso County approves Hospital District's FY 2027 $2B budget, tax rate

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The El Paso County Hospital District passed its Fiscal Year 2027 budget and tax rate. El Paso County Commissioners approved the Hospital District's $2.1 billion budget and $0.236904 tax rate on Monday, Aug. 24. The County Hos...

KDBCAug 18, 2026

El Paso City Council to hear public input on proposed property tax increase

El Paso City Council to hear public input on proposed property tax increase KDBC

KFOXAug 18, 2026

El Paso City Council to hear public input on proposed property tax increase

El Paso City Council to hear public input on proposed property tax increase KFOX

KTSM 9Aug 18, 2026

Socorro ISD approves VATRE for Nov. election

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The Socorro Independent School District unanimously approved a Voter-Approved Tax Ratification Election to be on the Nov. 3 ballot. This comes in light of the district's improved financial management, as cited by Moody's Rati...

KTSM 9Aug 14, 2026

Horizon City Council consider higher tax rate, payment on bonds coming up

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Horizon City officials plan on using money from a higher tax rate to make more payments on debt issued to build municipal buildings, construct streets and improve parks over the last several years. The Town of Horizon City wil...

KTSM 9Aug 13, 2026

Ysleta ISD tax rate headed to November ballot

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The Ysleta Independent School District voted unanimously to send the fiscal year 2027 tax rate to voters in November. Voters in YISD will be asked to approve an increase in the district's operating rate by two-and-a-half penn...

El Paso MattersAug 11, 2026

Podcast: El Paso homeowners could face more than $300 in property tax increases

Podcast: El Paso homeowners could face more than $300 in property tax increases El Paso Matters

El Paso MattersAug 4, 2026

El Paso City Council proposed tax rate could raise city tax bills by $132 a year on average home

El Paso City Council proposed tax rate could raise city tax bills by $132 a year on average home El Paso Matters

KVIAAug 4, 2026

Proposed 2027 budget would increase City property tax revenue nearly 8%

Proposed 2027 budget would increase City property tax revenue nearly 8% KVIA

KDBCAug 3, 2026

El Paso City Council weighs higher property tax rate to close multi-million-dollar gap

El Paso City Council weighs higher property tax rate to close multi-million-dollar gap KDBC

KFOXJul 31, 2026

El Paso budget plan could raise average homeowner taxes by about $11 a month

El Paso budget plan could raise average homeowner taxes by about $11 a month KFOX

KTSM 9Jul 8, 2026

EPISD considers bond initiative worth up to $450M for campus improvements

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — After declaring financial exigency last month amid a multi-million dollar budget deficit, the El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) is considering a bond initiative worth up to $450 million. EPISD's Citizens Bond Steerin...

El Paso MattersJul 2, 2026

EPCC’s $8 million state funding loss could affect raises, property taxes

El Paso Community College received $8 million less than it earned under Texas' performance funding formula, forcing leaders to consider smaller employee raises and a possible property tax increase. The post EPCC’s $8 million state funding loss could ...

El Paso MattersJun 30, 2026

Podcast: El Paso’s 3 biggest school districts are facing financial crises, some worse than others. Here’s what to know.

EPISD is likely taking a bond of more than $400 million to voters this November, while YISD and SISD consider a tax ratification election in an effort to improve their finances. The post Podcast: El Paso’s 3 biggest school districts are facing financ...

El Paso MattersMay 31, 2026

Meta data center expected to become city of El Paso’s largest property taxpayer

Meta data center expected to become city of El Paso’s largest property taxpayer El Paso Matters

El Paso MattersMay 27, 2026

Average El Paso homeowner could pay about $105 more in city taxes next year

Average El Paso homeowner could pay about $105 more in city taxes next year El Paso Matters

MeetingMay 11, 2026

City Council (Work) - May 11, 2026

Residents are concerned about rising property values and the complexity of the protest process. The city is working to ensure transparency and provide resources for homeowners to appeal their values.

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