ElPaso County Property Tax Protest - Apartments

78% of all apartments in El Paso County by value had property tax protests filed by their owners. El Paso County's overall apartment market value decreased from $283 billion in 2014 to $3 billion in 2022. The multifamily market value stated by El Paso Central Appraisal District (CAD) was $3 billion, with $2 billion of that amount being protested in 2022. In 2022, El Paso County's property tax savings, including both informal and Appraisal Review Board (ARB) hearings, came to $44 million for all categories of property. Judicial appeals are not included in this; however, they helped El Paso County property owners save an additional $14 million.

Why Do 78% Apartment Owners versus 14.08% Homeowners Appeal?

Over the last five years, the value of apartments owned by owners has increased by 8.36%. 78% of the unit value was protested by the owners. Houses make up 14.08% of the tax roll, while only 25% of people protest. Even the odds with O'Connor's expert counsel. Never any fees—unless that year we lower your property taxes. Join the Property Tax Protection Program™, and in around 71–84% of cases, we will evaluate the appraisal district's initial value and reduce it.

EPCAD Apartments Property Tax Summary

Market ValueMultifamily / Apartments	$3,384,676,429
Number Multifamily / Apartment Property Tax Protests	2,570
$ Value Multifamily/Apartment Protested	$2,648,517,382
# Lawsuits Filed for Multifamily / Apartments on ARB Values	169
ARB Value of All Lawsuits Filed for Multifamily	$1,495,131,311
$ Reduction Property Tax Lawsuits for Multifamily Current Year	$104,176,114