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The Harris Central Appraisal District uses mass appraisal techniques to appraise the more than 1.9 million parcels in Harris County, according a May 5 news release. (Melissa Enaje/Community Impact)

Most Harris County homeowners to see increases in 2025 property value

By Julianna Washburn

The Harris Central Appraisal District has mailed property value notices for 2025 to property owners, HCAD officials announced in a May 5 news release, with a majority of commercial and residential property values increasing.

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