As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,478 (−0.1%)
$71,760 + $113,240
$185,000
2025
$4,483 (−1.9%)
$71,760 + $113,240
$185,000
2024
$4,568 (+12.3%)
$71,760 + $122,774
$194,534
2023
$4,066 (+5.5%)
$47,840 + $124,839
$172,679
2022
$3,853 (+27.2%)
$47,840 + $99,816
$147,656
2021
$3,029 (+1.5%)
$47,840 + $64,110
$111,950
2020
$2,985 (+7.9%)
$47,840 + $60,120
$107,960
2019
$2,767 (+106.3%)
$23,920 + $70,260
$94,180
2018
$1,341 (+2.9%)
$17,940 + $25,450
$43,390
2017
$1,304 (+5.9%)
$17,940 + $24,800
$42,740
2016
$1,231 (+3.4%)
$17,940 + $24,800
$42,740
2015
$1,190 (+4.6%)
$17,940 + $22,450
$40,390
2013
$1,138 (−1.2%)
$17,940 + $24,370
$42,310
2012
$1,152 (−2.5%)
$17,940 + $25,650
$43,590
2011
$1,182 (−4.3%)
$17,940 + $26,300
$44,240
2010
$1,235 (−1.3%)
2009
$1,252
Tax history for 802 9th St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,478 (−0.1%)
$71,760 + $113,240
$185,000
2025
$4,483 (−1.9%)
$71,760 + $113,240
$185,000
2024
$4,568 (+12.3%)
$71,760 + $122,774
$194,534
2023
$4,066 (+5.5%)
$47,840 + $124,839
$172,679
2022
$3,853 (+27.2%)
$47,840 + $99,816
$147,656
2021
$3,029 (+1.5%)
$47,840 + $64,110
$111,950
2020
$2,985 (+7.9%)
$47,840 + $60,120
$107,960
2019
$2,767 (+106.3%)
$23,920 + $70,260
$94,180
2018
$1,341 (+2.9%)
$17,940 + $25,450
$43,390
2017
$1,304 (+5.9%)
$17,940 + $24,800
$42,740
2016
$1,231 (+3.4%)
$17,940 + $24,800
$42,740
2015
$1,190 (+4.6%)
$17,940 + $22,450
$40,390
2013
$1,138 (−1.2%)
$17,940 + $24,370
$42,310
2012
$1,152 (−2.5%)
$17,940 + $25,650
$43,590
2011
$1,182 (−4.3%)
$17,940 + $26,300
$44,240
2010
$1,235 (−1.3%)
2009
$1,252
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
SF-7.5
Single-Family Residential-7.5 District
The single-family residential-7.5 SF-7.5 district is intended to provide for development of primarily detached, single-family residences on smaller and more compact lots of not less than 7500 square feet in size, churches, schools and public parks in logical neighborhood units. Areas zoned for the SF-7.5 district shall have, or shall make provision for, City of Terrell water and sewer services. They shall be designed to adequately accommodate storm drainage; they shall have paved streets with logical and efficient vehicular circulation patterns that discourage non-local traffic; they shall be properly buffered from nonresidential uses; and they shall be protected from pollution and undesirable environmental and noise impacts.