2713 N Sugar Rd is a 3,653 square foot house on a 1.02 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Edinburg data, we estimate the home's value is $444,493.
Single-familyProperty Type
2017Year Built
1.02 acresLot Size
$122Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$444,493
$3,000 since September
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This home's estimate is 49.6% higher than the average sale price ($297K) of 5 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,384 (−2.4%)
$90,490 + $260,293
$350,783
2025
$8,591 (+8.9%)
$90,490 + $268,951
$359,441
2024
$7,887 (+10.1%)
2023
$7,164 (+1.4%)
2022
$7,069 (+5.8%)
2021
$6,682 (+19.4%)
$90,490 + $156,285
$246,775
2020
$5,597 (+9.1%)
$69,464 + $136,542
$206,006
2019
$5,129 (+0.8%)
$53,326 + $135,186
$188,512
2018
$5,087 (+357.4%)
$46,634 + $136,542
$183,176
2017
$1,112 (−0.4%)
$39,944
2016
$1,116
$39,944
2015
$1,116
$39,944
2014
$1,116 (+1.2%)
$39,944
2013
$1,102
$39,944
Tax history for 2713 N Sugar Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,384 (−2.4%)
$90,490 + $260,293
$350,783
2025
$8,591 (+8.9%)
$90,490 + $268,951
$359,441
2024
$7,887 (+10.1%)
2023
$7,164 (+1.4%)
2022
$7,069 (+5.8%)
2021
$6,682 (+19.4%)
$90,490 + $156,285
$246,775
2020
$5,597 (+9.1%)
$69,464 + $136,542
$206,006
2019
$5,129 (+0.8%)
$53,326 + $135,186
$188,512
2018
$5,087 (+357.4%)
$46,634 + $136,542
$183,176
2017
$1,112 (−0.4%)
$39,944
2016
$1,116
$39,944
2015
$1,116
$39,944
2014
$1,116 (+1.2%)
$39,944
2013
$1,102
$39,944
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RS
Residential Suburban District
This district is suburban in nature, characterized by a balance between landscape and buildings. This is the primary low-density single-family residential district, intended to permit a wide range of single-family uses on larger lots. Open space, tree-lined streets, and low impervious surface ratios characterize the built environment. Institutional and recreational uses that serve the neighborhoods are permitted but are restricted in scale to preserve the safety and integrity of the neighborhood streets.