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What was it worth in 2024?
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Where do I find it?
- Your 2025 assessment change notice (mailed spring 2025) lists the old & new values side by side.
- Your 2024 tax bill or mortgage escrow statement — the "appraised value."
- Free lookup: the Assessor's property search → your address → value history. Use the appraised (market) value, not the smaller assessed one.
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The average Nashville client who won in 2026 lowered their property tax by $809 a year.
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The reappraisal, the reset, the tax hike.
Who voted for it?
The tax levy (BL2025-834) passed 29–9 with 2 abstentions on June 17, 2025 — a substitute sponsored by CM Delishia Porterfield. Mayor O'Connell's proposed budget required additional revenue; Council raised the property tax rate to cover it. The companion $3.8B budget (BL2025-833) passed 32–6. Full roll call, sponsors, and campaign finance for every member: Metro Council Watch ↗, a Pamphleteer project.