Protesting Texas Property Taxes: A 2024 Multi-Family Analysis

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This study reveals how multi-family property owners across Texas saved $357 million on property taxes in 2024 and highlights the loss of revenue from not protesting.

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Key Stats at a Glance

$357M

In 2024, multi-family owners saved nearly $357 million by protesting their property taxes

10,000

Over 10,000 multi-family properties didn’t protest their property taxes.

83%

On average, 83% of protesting properties received an average reduction of 9.78%

What’s Inside

Texas' Top Takeaways

  • The counties leading the charge in tax protests
  • Surprising trends in savings by property value

Protesters vs. Non-Protesters

  • How much multi-family properties saved from protesting their property taxes in 2024
  • Potential savings non-protestors could’ve saved had they chosen to protest

Savings Breakdowns

  • Which of these nine major Texas counties saved the most and the least
  • The amount of money multi-family properties saved by AUM band
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Why This Study Matters

Texas is booming, with over 560,000 new residents in 2024 alone. But with rising property values come higher taxes, cutting into your properties’ NOI. See why protesting your property taxes isn’t just an option—it’s essential.

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About the Data

This study analyzes 2024 data from nine Texas counties, comparing market values of multi-family properties that protested their property taxes with those that didn’t. Using win rates, reduction percentages, and property counts, we calculated total tax savings for protestors and potential savings for non-protestors.