School and Appraisal Districts' Property Value Study
School and Appraisal Districts' Property Value Study is an annual report starting from the 1980s and running to the present. It is published in Austin, Texas by Texas. Comptroller's Office.
The Portal to Texas History currently provides access to 32 issues (3,278 pages) from 18 years of this report's run. The earliest date held is May 1987. The last date is October 2008.
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Additional Details
Alternate Titles
- Final report of the findings of the ... property value study of school & appraisal districts
- School & appraisal districts' property value study. Final report
- School & appraisal districts' property value study. How to protest
- School & appraisal districts' property value study. Methods used
- School & appraisal districts' property value study. Preliminary report
- Serial Publication Preliminary report of the findings of the property value study of school & appraisal districts
Notes
- These reports are grouped together for ease of use. This series is generally issued as separate reports for the [1] preliminary and [2] final findings along with [3] how to protest. In some cases, there are also documents for [4] methods used (sometimes combined with other reports) and [5] data releases (for current, digital reports).
Places
- United States - Texas
Identifiers
- UNT-TITLE-ID: t03183
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18
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3,278
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2 years, 8 months ago
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1 month, 1 week ago
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School and Appraisal Districts' Property Value Study, title in The Portal to Texas History. University of North Texas Libraries. https://texashistory.unt.edu/explore/titles/t03183/ accessed December 15, 2025.
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