Free tool · 2026 appraisal rolls · Updated August 17, 2026
Look up any commercial parcel on the Tarrant, Dallas, or Harris 2026 appraisal rolls
Street address or account number. You get the parcel’s public-roll record — assessed value, building area, assessed $/SF — and how that $/SF compares with similar parcels. Free, no sign-up.
- Assessed total value on the roll
- $3,240,000
- Building area (GBA)
- 24,000 SF
- Assessed $/SF on the roll
- $135.00
- Median assessed $/SF of its comparison cell
- $108.40
- Parcels in the comparison cell
- 37
- Difference vs. cell median
- +24.5%
Illustrative figures, for layout only — not a real parcel. On a real parcel every line is a fact of the published appraisal roll or a descriptive statistic computed from it: informational, not an appraisal, and not a claim about what any property is worth.
What’s in here
The commercial parcels on each county’s 2026 appraisal roll, as published by the district. Residential parcels and other counties aren’t included, and owner names and mailing addresses are never stored or shown — only what identifies the property itself on the public record.
- Dallas County (DCAD) — 77,287 commercial parcels
- Harris County (HCAD) — 71,200 commercial parcels
- Tarrant County (TAD) — 58,320 commercial parcels
After you pick a parcel
Its page shows the free comparison against the median of similar parcels on the roll, and the flat-fee evidence packet (from $299) assembles the full §41.43(b)(3) equity analysis you review and file yourself — card checkout is on the parcel’s page. Nothing gets filed today, though: the general deadline for this season has passed, so the free reminder — search a parcel above — is the useful step until the next roll is published.