Mecklenburg County 2027 revaluation: tax rates and home prices by town

Mecklenburg County is setting new values for every property as of January 1, 2027, with notices due in early 2027. The county's early review showed a median increase of about 15% for homes. Across the county, homes sold in the last 12 months went for a median 18% above their 2023 county values. After the 2023 revaluation, more than 20,000 owners asked the county to review their value.

• Charlotte78.57¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +18% · median $498,000
• Cornelius68.58¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +26% · median $740,000
• Davidson76.87¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +30% · median $999,250
• Huntersville72.02¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +17% · median $600,000
• Matthews77.22¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +22% · median $531,500
• Mint Hill71.77¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +19% · median $561,000
• Pineville79.27¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +16% · median $463,750
• Unincorporated Mecklenburg49.27¢ per $100Sales vs. 2023 values +12% · median $505,000

Rates are for 2026 bills (fiscal year 2026-27). Sales are single-family homes the county marks as valid, November 2025 to October 2026, from Mecklenburg County's records through October 26, 2026. "Sales vs. 2023 values" compares each home's sale price with the county's own value for that home.