Brunswick County, NC, Prepares for 2027 Property Revaluation to Align Values with Current Market
Brunswick County, North Carolina, is undertaking a property revaluation, also known as a reappraisal, with an effective date of January 1, 2027. This process involves updating the value of all real property within the county, including land, homes, commercial buildings, and other permanent improvements, to reflect current market conditions. North Carolina law mandates that counties reappraise real property at least once every eight years, but Brunswick County conducts this process every four years to ensure property values remain closely aligned with the dynamic real estate market. Property owners are expected to receive notices detailing their updated 2027 property values by the end of March 2027. The revaluation process itself determines property values and does not directly set the tax rate; the tax rate is established annually by the Brunswick County Board of Commissioners and, if applicable, by municipal governing boards.
