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Reappraisal 2026: Board of Commissioners Sets Public Hearing for Schedule of Values

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Reappraisal 2026: Board of Commissioners Sets Public Hearing for Schedule of Values

Buncombe County -- August 20, 2025: Buncombe County Government: The Buncombe County general property reappraisal is set for January 2026 and is underway following a delay brought on by impacts from Tropical Storm Helene last year.

Interim Property Assessor Eric Cregger provided an overview of reappraisal updates and a formal presentation of the Schedule of Values to the Board of Commissioners at its regular meeting on Aug. 19, 2025. A public hearing for the current Schedule of Values is set for Sept. 2 during the regular Board of Commissioners meeting at 5 p.m. A physical copy is available for public inspection in the Property Assessment office at 182 College St., Asheville and is available online here.

The primary purpose of the Schedule of Values is to provide information about the methods and procedures used to develop the 2026 assessed property values. The schedule outlines methodology, procedures, rules, terminology, categories, and classifications used by county appraisers. Methods, procedures, and rules detailed in the Schedule of Values will be used to value property until the next countywide reappraisal in 2029. Valuation schedules are based on current market data to estimate fair market value of all properties.

Reappraisal 2026 timeline for property owners:

Sept. 2, 2025: Schedule of Values public hearing at Board of Commissioners meeting

Sept. 16, 2025: Board of Commissioners resolution to adopt the schedule

September-December 2025: 2026 Values are being estimated

January 2026: Reappraisal effective

Jan. 1, 2026: Appeal period begins

Jan. 1, 2026: Exemptions/relief application period opens

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February 2026: Value notices in the mail

April 2026: Board

of Equalization & Review convenes

April 2026: Board

of Equalization & Review adjourns

April 2026: Appeal period ends

June 1, 2026: Exemptions/relief application period closes

June 2026: Board of Commissioners sets 2026 tax rate

August 2026: 2026 Property tax bills created and mailed

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