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Dallas County Property Tax Rates - 2009

11-05-09
John Jones
John Jones: Loan Officer in Dallas, TX

The Dallas County property tax rates for 2009 have been released. These tax rates will apply to taxes due in December for tax year 2009. All current homeowners should have received a property tax statement in the mail recently that shows the amount of taxes due.

The county mails a copy of the invoice to the homeowner regardless of whether or not the taxes are escrowed by their mortgage company.

The total amount of property taxes for Dallas county homeowners consist of three different taxing jurisdictions: County, City and School taxes.  In some cases, homeowners who live in overlapping areas may receive two separate statements from different taxing authorities. For example, a homeowner who lives in the portion of the city of Dallas that lies in Collin county will receive a tax statement from the City of Dallas for ISD and city taxes, but will receive a statement from Collin county for county taxes. 

The total 2009 property tax rates for each city in Dallas county are as follows:

 

 

CITY                                      CITY RATE       ISD RATE   COUNTY RATE      TOTAL

Addison/DISD 0.496000 1.271343 0.602212 2.369555
Addison/CFBISD 0.496000 1.342200 0.602212 2.440412
Balch Springs/DISD 0.760000 1.271343 0.602212 2.633555
Balch Springs/MISD 0.760000 1.420000 0.602212 2.782212
Carrollton 0.617875 1.342200 0.602212 2.562287
Cedar Hill
0.641400 1.400000 0.602212 2.643612
Cockrell Hill
0.788113 1.271343 0.602212 2.661668
Coppell 0.641460 1.283400 0.602212 2.527072
Dallas 0.747900 1.271343 0.602212 2.621455
DeSoto 0.699730 1.490000 0.602212 2.791942
Duncanville 0.696000 1.418000 0.602212 2.716212
Farmers Branch
0.519500 1.342200 0.602212 2.463912
Garland 0.704600 1.253300 0.602212 2.560112
Glenn Heights 0.739322 1.590000 0.602212 2.931534
Grand Prairie
0.669998 1.465000 0.602212 2.737210
Highland Park  0.220000 1.110000 0.602212 1.932212
Hutchins 0.563000 1.271343 0.602212 2.436555
Irving 0.540600 1.425000 0.602212 2.567812
Lancaster 0.777500 1.412700 0.602212 2.792412
Mesquite 0.640000 1.420000 0.602212 2.662212
Richardson 0.575160 1.340050 0.602212 2.517422
Rowlett 0.747173 1.253300 0.602212 2.602685
Sachse 0.705819 1.253300 0.602212 2.561331
Seagoville 0.650000 1.271343 0.602212 2.523555
Sunnyvale 0.407962 1.360000 0.602212 2.370174
University Park
0.265480 1.110000 0.602212 1.977692
Wilmer 0.435990 1.271343 0.602212 2.309545

 

For more detailed infrormatoin on property tax rates in Dallas county, as well as to search by property address or owner name, visit the Dallas Central Appraisal District online.

This information was provided by Christina Annoboli at Republic Title.   

 

Canyon Lake Texas Waterfront October 2009 Market Report

Jeani Thomas Richie, Broker, CRS, e-PRO, GRI: Real Estate Brokerage in Spring Branch, TX

Canyon Lake Texas Waterfront October 2009 Market Report

Canyon Lake Texas Waterfront October 2009 Market Report

Sales of waterfront homes on Canyon Lake in the Texas Hill Country continue to be slow going. The combination of tough to get jumbo financing paired with the second home nature of the local waterfront real estate market have slowed waterfront sales to a snail's pace creating a two year supply of waterfront homes on Canyon Lake. The following statistics for October 2009 were taken from the Central Texas MLS.

ACTIVE LISTINGS

45 Active Residential Waterfront Listings on Canyon Lake Texas

List Price Range is 239,937. to $1,295,000.

Average List Price is $564,545. and Median List Price is $490,000.

Average Price Per Square Foot is $221.81 and Median Price Per Square Foot is $215.93

Average Days On Market (DOM) is 204 and Median DOM is 134.

PENDING LISTINGS

2 Pending Sales on Residential Waterfront Listings on Canyon Lake Texas

List Price Range is $130,000. to 595,000.

Average List Price is $362,500. and Median List Price is $362,500.

Average Price Per Square Foot is $140.11 and Median Price Per Square Foot is $140.00

Average DOM is 71 and Median DOM is 70.

SOLD LISTINGS

There was 1 sale on the waterfront on Canyon Lake Texas

List Price was $799,000. Sales Price was $725,000. (CASH)

Price Per Square Foot was $166.40 and DOM was 393.

Canyon Lake Texas Waterfront October 2009 Market Report

If you want to buy or sell a waterfront home on Canyon Lake Texas, contact the agents who know the real facts about the current waterfront market conditions on Canyon Lake! Contact the professionals at EXIT Hill Country Realty today where your real estate goals are our goals! Jeani Thomas Richie, Broker 830-708-2528.

South Austin has a new wellness provider: Active Life Wellness & Healthcare Center on South Lamar Blvd.

Betina Foreman-Serving Lake Travis area, Lakeway, South Austin & Central Austin : Real Estate Agent in Austin, TX

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There is a new wellness and health-care center in south Austin! Active Life Wellness & Healthcare Center opened this spring at 809 S. Lamar. They provide help with low back pain, carpal tunnel, sports injuries, auto accident injuries, and tendon & ligament problems. They offer massage therapy, weight clinic, physical therapy, and chiropractic services. They specialize in Graston Technique which is a form of soft tissue mobilization that detects and breaks up scar tissue that would impede normal function of muscles,fascia, tendons and ligaments.

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The doctors are: Dr. Cynthia Schade, Dr. Nick Foure, and Cynthia Lara. They also sell supplements from: Standard Process, Xymbgen, Genesis, and Xeenix. They accept most insurance and they take VISA, AMex, Discover.

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The practice also hosts a revolving art gallery in the waiting area. The art that is on display is also for sale at reasonable prices. This clinic is easy to find due to the amazing sign at the street. It is a huge tile mosaic created by a local artist.

Good News for First Time Homebuyers

Romeo Manzanilla: Real Estate Agent in Georgetown, TX

The House today and the Senate yesterday passed legislation to extend the $8,000 home buyer tax credit to May 1, 2010, for first-time buyers and add a $6,500 tax credit for repeat buyers if they've lived in their home for five of the past eight years. Home prices are capped at $800,000.

The legislation in both houses was included in a bill to extend unemployment benefits and is expected to be signed by President Obama shortly.

"REALTORS® appreciate the swift action by Congress to extend the home buyer tax credit and expand it to some current homeowners," says NAR President Charles McMillan. "As the leading advocate of housing and real estate issues, we urge President Obama to sign this legislation into law quickly to keep the momentum going in the fragile recovery of the nation's housing market."

Under the bill, income limits are expanded to $125,000 for individuals and $225,000 for joint filers. Individuals with incomes up to $145,000 and joint filers with incomes up to $245,000 qualify for reduced credits.

Households who have binding contracts in place by April 30 will be allowed an additional 60 days to complete their transaction. The deadline for members of the military serving out the U.S. for at least 90 days between Jan. 1, 2009, and May 1, 2010, has been extended one year.

Taxpayers can claim the credit on their federal income tax returns. If the credit exceeds their tax bill, the government will issue a check. Taxpayers will be able to claim the credit on their 2009 income tax return for purchases made in 2010.

For more information visit www.RomeoM.com

Both Houses Approve Tax Credit Extension

Romeo Manzanilla: Real Estate Agent in Austin, TX

The House today and the Senate yesterday passed legislation to extend the $8,000 home buyer tax credit to May 1, 2010, for first-time buyers and add a $6,500 tax credit for repeat buyers if they've lived in their home for five of the past eight years. Home prices are capped at $800,000.

The legislation in both houses was included in a bill to extend unemployment benefits and is expected to be signed by President Obama shortly.

"REALTORS® appreciate the swift action by Congress to extend the home buyer tax credit and expand it to some current homeowners," says NAR President Charles McMillan. "As the leading advocate of housing and real estate issues, we urge President Obama to sign this legislation into law quickly to keep the momentum going in the fragile recovery of the nation's housing market."

Under the bill, income limits are expanded to $125,000 for individuals and $225,000 for joint filers. Individuals with incomes up to $145,000 and joint filers with incomes up to $245,000 qualify for reduced credits.

Households who have binding contracts in place by April 30 will be allowed an additional 60 days to complete their transaction. The deadline for members of the military serving out the U.S. for at least 90 days between Jan. 1, 2009, and May 1, 2010, has been extended one year.

Taxpayers can claim the credit on their federal income tax returns. If the credit exceeds their tax bill, the government will issue a check. Taxpayers will be able to claim the credit on their 2009 income tax return for purchases made in 2010.

For more information visit www.RomeoM.com