After years of sticker shock, many Bexar County homeowners may feel some relief when they see their new appraisals.
– Unlike the past few years, most Bexar County homeowners will be able to open their new property appraisals next week without freaking out.
Only property owners whose appraisals increase by $1,000 or more will receive notice in the mail. BCAD will mail 540,000 notices on Thursday, compared to 670,000 last year. They will also be posted online. Sandoval said the 2.44% increase in appraisals this year is primarily due to new construction, not existing homes.
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