What is Revaluation?
Revaluation is a process in which all property within a taxing jurisdiction (in this case Mecklenburg County) is revalued to its current market value as of an established date. The date of the countywide revaluation is established by the
Board of County Commissioners, and the preparation required by the County Assessor begins well before that date. The Mecklenburg County Assessor's Office appraises all real property (land, buildings and other improvements to land) as of that established date.
The next countywide revaluation has an effective date of Jan. 1, 2019.
Appraisers on the Move
County property appraisal staff will always have County-issued identification cards and will always be driving a marked County vehicle. Staff will not ask to go inside your home. All interior viewing requires an advance appointment and will include two staff members.
The following neighborhood are presently being examined by County staff:
1-77/1-85 and Cindy Ln Area, Alta’s Dr/ Tracey Glen, Beatties Ford Rd Area, Cameron Woods, Chessington/Willow Gate, Cover Creek/ Eastbrook Woods, Davidson College Area, Eaglewood, Farmwood North, Grey Dogwood, Lauren Village, Little Rock Rd, McChesney/Graburn's Ford, McConnell, Midwood/Country Club Area, Mineral Springs, Mountain Island, Mt. Holly Rd Area, Overlook, Owen/Farmfield, Pence Rd Area, Pineburr, Randolph Rd Area, Ridgewood/Amberwood, Shannon Park/Shamrock Area, Tara Gate/The Woods/Steel Creek Area, The Plaza, Thomasboro, Thompson Brook Area, Wandering Way
Property Information
The Modria online service provides various ways to look up information about real estate properties in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, as recorded by the Tax Assessor.
This includes information about current ownership, mailing address, legal property description, property values, building details, land use, sales, deeds, tax bills, street maps and more.
Modria Inquiries available year round. Assessment appeals accepted until the Board of Equalization and Review adjournment, or within 30 days after a notice of a change in value. The Comper feature, which provides comparable sales, is available for residential property sales.
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Support page which contains FAQs.
Key Dates
January 2017 - July 2019: Community Engagement (100 expected speaking engagements)
January - December 2018: Citizens Revaluation Review Committee
August 2018: BOCC Initial Presentation of Schedule of Values
September 2018: Public Hearings for Schedule of Values
September 2018: BOCC Adoption of Schedule of Values
October 2018: County Assessor's Office Value Finalization
January 2019: Notices of Value Mailing
July 2019: Tax Bill Mailing - FY20 Collection
This video walks you through the steps for using our new Modria tool.
In 2019, the Mecklenburg County Assessor's Office will be conducting a revaluation for the first time since 2011.
The County Assessor's Office made changes to its revaluation process. Learn more!
This video explains the property information that is available through Modria and how to use the system to make inquiries.
