Revaluation
North Carolina General Statutes require that all NC. counties reappraise real properties at least once every eight years. The statutes also provide that counties may revalue on a more frequent basis upon adoption of a resolution by the County Board of Commissioners. In Onslow County, a resolution for more frequent revaluations was adopted in 2001, requiring Onslow County to conduct a revaluation effective January 1, 2006, and every four years thereafter. On the basis of the existing resolution, Onslow County's next countywide revaluation is scheduled for January 1, 2022.
The statutes require that all property, real and personal, be valued at market or retail value. Since personal property is valued at market value every year, periodic revaluations of real property are necessary to minimize inequities that develop in the tax base over time. Inequities also develop within property classifications. For example, values of properties located on or near the water have historically changed much faster than inland properties.
The revaluation serves to level the playing field, and equalize the tax burden according to market value as required by the statutes.
Revaluation Maps and Tools
Onslow County now offers Comper, a tool to find comparable sales data for your property. This may be useful those who wish to appeal their newly appraised value. If you need assistance call the Appraisal Department at 910-455-7431.
For an overview of how values across the county have changed use this interactive heat map. shows the change in property values from the 2018 assessed values to the 2022 assessed values. Click the image below to explore the map.
2022 Real Property Revaluation Information
Purpose
The statutes require that all property, real and personal, be valued at market or retail value. Since personal property is valued at market value every year, periodic revaluations of real property are necessary to minimize inequities that develop in the tax base over time. Inequities also develop within property classifications. For example, values of properties located on or near the water have historically changed much faster than inland properties.
The revaluation serves to level the playing field, and equalize the tax burden according to market value as required by the statutes.
Revaluation Maps and Tools
Onslow County now offers Comper, a tool to find comparable sales data for your property. This may be useful those who wish to appeal their newly appraised value. If you need assistance call the Appraisal Department at 910-455-7431.For an overview of how values across the county have changed use this interactive heat map. shows the change in property values from the 2018 assessed values to the 2022 assessed values. Click the image below to explore the map.
2022 Real Property Revaluation Information
- 2022 Property Reappraisal Questions and Answers
- Citizens Guide to The Revaluation and Assessment of Property
- 2022 Schedule of Values
- 2022 Revaluation Presentation