Parcel record · TAD 2026 appraisal roll · account 41481291
1021 OAK GROVE RD, 026 — Tarrant County
Public-roll record for this multifamily parcel as published on the 2026 TAD appraisal roll. Everything on this page is a fact of the published roll or a descriptive statistic computed from it — informational only, not an appraisal, and not a claim about what this property is worth.
What the roll says
TAD 2026 roll — account 41481291
| Roll field | Value |
|---|---|
| Assessed total value on the roll | $43,865,658 |
| Assessed land value | $397,981 |
| Assessed improvement value | $43,467,677 |
| Building area (GBA) | 266,514 SF |
| Assessed $/SF on the roll | $164.59 /SF |
| Land area | 612,279 SF |
| Year built | 2010 |
| Class | Multifamily (TAD class BC) |
| Neighborhood code | APTStop6 |
| Appraisal year | 2026 |
Values as published by the appraisal district. “—” means the roll has no usable figure for that field. Owner information is never stored or shown.
How it compares with similar parcels
The roll itself supports one descriptive comparison: this parcel’s assessed $/SF against the median of its comparison cell — the 72 parcels on the 2026 TAD roll with the same asset-class bucket and neighborhood code and a usable $/SF.
Assessed $/SF vs. cell median — TAD 2026 roll
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| This parcel's assessed $/SF on the roll | $164.59 |
| Median assessed $/SF of its cell | $109.21 |
| Parcels in the cell | 72 |
| Difference vs. cell median | +50.7% |
Read this carefully: it is a descriptive screening signal computed from the roll as published — not a determination that this property is over-assessed, not a value estimate for this property, and not an appraisal. Same-cell parcels differ in size, age, and condition, and the §41.43(b)(3) equity comparison adjusts for those before comparing against a median.
The formal version of this comparison is the Texas unequal-appraisal (equity) ground, Tex. Tax Code §41.43(b)(3): assessed value compared against the adjusted median of a reasonable number of comparable properties. The walkthrough is in how the Texas unequal-appraisal protest works.
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