Lower Greenville Property Tax Protest

About Lower Greenville

Lower Greenville is the strip from Belmont Avenue south to Ross — a mix of small-lot bungalows, duplexes, and recent townhome infill. The walkable nightlife district has driven steady appreciation, but DCAD's neighborhood- level adjustments don't always distinguish between the side streets and the busier corridor frontage.

If your Lower Greenville home is on a busy street, has a smaller-than-typical lot, or hasn't been recently renovated, you may have a real over-assessment case.

The May 15 deadline

Texas property owners have until May 15 to file a protest with DCAD (or 30 days from the notice date, whichever is later). Don't miss it — this year's number generally sticks otherwise. Verify your specific deadline at dallascad.org or on your DCAD appraisal notice.

How it works

1. Enter your Lower Greenville address — we pull your DCAD assessment. 2. We compare it to recent sales of similar nearby Lower Greenville homes. 3. You get a free reminder before the May 15 deadline so you can file your protest on time.