Buncombe County: 2026 property reappraisal letters mailed; appeals clinics, new tax office location announced County communications staff said 2026 reappraisal letters have started going out to all parcels, outlined the appeals process and comparative-value review, and announced the tax office has moved to 182 College Street; residents were directed to county web pages for clinics and details.

Buncombe County is mailing out 2026 property reappraisal notices, and residents can now attend local clinics to ensure their valuations are fair!

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Harnett County begins countywide property reappraisal; notices, appeals windows announced Harnett County tax staff presented a countywide reappraisal effective Jan. 1, said notices of value changes will be mailed in mid-March, and outlined an appeals period running March through May 8, 2026, with hearings through Nov. 30 and tax bills mailed in August 2026.

Harnett County is kicking off a major property reappraisal this January, aiming to ensure fair tax distribution for over 80,000 parcels—are you ready for the changes?

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Putnam County Assessor seeks switch to four-year reappraisal cycle, commission approves plan for 2030 Assessor Steve Pierce asked the commission to move from a five-year to a four-year property reappraisal cycle to keep appraisals aligned with market values; commissioners approved the plan, which is scheduled for implementation in 2030 and will be submitted to the State Board of Equalization.

Putnam County is making a bold move to change its property reappraisal cycle from five years to four, aiming for fairer tax assessments and better alignment with market values!

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