El Paso homeowners are receiving 2026 property appraisals. Average values are up about 3%, and most homes were reappraised even though 2026 is not a required reappraisal year.
The notices have reached many households across the city. The appraisals carry the 2026 date and reflect recent assessments of home values.
On average, assessed values rose roughly 3%. That increase is modest but noticeable for a wide number of properties.
Most homes were reappraised this cycle. That happened despite the fact that 2026 is not a year that typically requires a full reappraisal.
The combination of a citywide mailing and the average value increase has drawn attention from homeowners. Many are comparing the new figures to prior assessments.
As the appraisal process continues, these 2026 figures will be the current reference for property values in El Paso. Homeowners are advised to review their notices closely.
