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210 DEEN AVE AUSTIN, TX 78753

Travis County, TX · Parcel 0237160411
2026 Property Tax Calendar ◷ Today: September 18, 2026
Valuation Date
Jan 1
Notices Mailed
Apr 15
Protest Deadline
May 15
Roll Certified
Jul 25
Rates Adopted
Sep 1
Payment Due
Jan 31
At a Glance
2025 Appraisal Certified
What your home was worth
$283,711
Your home's 2025 certified value. Verified
What your home is taxed on
$65,153
Your home's 2025 taxable value — 77% below market value thanks to the homestead cap and exemptions. Verified
What you paid in taxes
$358
You paid this in property taxes in 2025. Verified
Your homestead savings (2025)
$2,225
Your homestead exemption saved you an estimated $2,225 in 2025.
Estimated savings may exceed your tax bill if a senior freeze, disability freeze, or other ceiling applies to your account. Your actual savings depend on your specific exemption history.
2026 Certified
What your home is worth (2026 certified)
$264,734
TCAD's 2026 certified appraisal — -7% vs. 2025. Final, not subject to change. Certified
What your home will be taxed on (2026 certified)
$66,518
TCAD's 2026 certified taxable value — 75% below market value thanks to the homestead cap and exemptions. Final, not subject to change. Certified
Estimated 2026 taxes
~$677
2026 taxable value × your entities' 2025 rates — 2026 rates aren't adopted until August/September, so this uses last year's rates as the best available assumption. Estimated
Estimated 2026 homestead savings
$2,018
Your homestead exemption is projected to save you an estimated $2,018 in 2026.
Estimated savings may exceed your estimated tax if a senior freeze, disability freeze, or other ceiling applies to your account. Your actual savings depend on your specific exemption history.
Estimated uses last year's (2025) rate assumption .
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Your Tax Bill, This Year
Your 2026 Value: Preliminary → Certified how your 2026 value moved since the June 9, 2026 preliminary notice
2026 Preliminary Preliminary 2026 Certified Certified Change
What your home is worth $264,734 $264,734 +0 (+0.0%)
What your home will be taxed on $68,567 $66,518 -2,049 (-3.0%)
Why Your Tax Bill Changed (2024 → 2025)
▲ Value change added $786 — your home's taxable value went up.
▲ Tax rates added $30 — tax rates went up overall.
▼ Exemption changes saved $848 — you gained exemption value.
Exemptions or a cap likely reset (commonly after a sale) — most of the change in 2025 taxable value isn't explained by the assessed-value change alone.
Where Your 2025 Tax Dollars Went
Taxing Entity Taxable Value 2025 Rate You Paid Share
Travis County $65,152 0.3758% $245 68.4%
City of Austin $16,374 0.5240% $86 24.0%
Travis Central Health $23,173 0.1180% $27 7.6%
Total 1.0179% $358 100%
Your Exemptions

You have 2 exemptions applied to this property (as of the 2026 preliminary roll):

Disabled Person DP
Homestead HS
How We Got Here
Your Home's Value Over Time

Here's how your home's value has changed over the past 6 years.

Your Home's Value vs. What You're Taxed On gap up to 77.0%

The top line is your home's certified market value. The bottom line is your taxable value — the number your tax bill is actually calculated from. The gap between them is real money: it's what your homestead exemption and value-growth cap are protecting you from being taxed on.

Your Tax Rate & Bill — Last 5 Years
YearCombined Tax RateTaxes Paid
2025 1.0179% $358 Verified
2024 0.9300% $390 Verified
2023 0.8511% $410 Verified
2022 0.8796% $859 Verified
2021 1.0102% $821 Verified
How This Parcel Compares
How You Compare Countywide

Your home's value is lower than the typical home in Travis County (county median: $479,535).

Because property taxes are based on value, your tax bill is likely lower than similar homes.

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Post-Acquisition Tax Estimate Estimate · Not a prediction
Property: 1,110 SF main area · 1,153 SF gross · 0.281 ac lot
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Estimate only. The appraisal district sets value as of Jan 1 (not at sale price). A sale is strong evidence of market value and is typically reflected in the next Jan 1 valuation. Taxing units set rates annually. Modeled from government data — not a legal or tax opinion.

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