Neighborhood 2A100D

Evaluate protest odds for Neighborhood 2A100D in Tarrant County using Tarrant County filing data and neighbor pricing context.

Strong protest signal
90% success rate · 55 homes analyzed
What protesters saved
$47,033
County-wide avg. per successful protest (2024)
Protest success rate
90%
Based on 172,216 county-wide protests (2024)
Homes analyzed
55
Median assessment
$392/sqft
Avg: $421/sqft

Source: TAD public records, 2024 protest season

What this means for your property

55 homes in this area were assessed at a median $392/sqft. With a 90% protest success rate, most homeowners who challenged their assessment received a reduction. If your home is assessed higher than comparable properties, you likely have grounds to protest. An evidence packet shows exactly how your assessment compares — with the specific comps and data you'd present at a hearing.

What's in the evidence packet?

5 comparable properties matched to your home, an assessment gap analysis showing where your value exceeds comps, a filing checklist for TAD, and a hearing script you can read at your informal hearing.

How does the protest process work?

You file a protest with TAD (online via TAD Online Protest), attend an informal hearing where you present your evidence, and most cases settle right there. The evidence packet gives you everything you need for that hearing.

What's the deadline?

The protest deadline for Tarrant County is May 15. You must file before this date to protest your 2026 assessment.

Check your property

See how your home compares to 55 others in Neighborhood 2A100D

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What's in your evidence packet

5 comparable properties matched to your home
Assessment gap analysis with dollar amounts
Tarrant County filing checklist
Hearing script you can read word-for-word
Comparable sales grid (PDF)
Step-by-step TAD Online Protest walkthrough
In Tarrant County, 172,216 property owners protested last year. 90% received a reduction.

Compare similar neighborhoods in Tarrant County

Neighborhood Homes Median $/Sq Ft Win Rate
Woodsong & Cascade Springs area, Southlake 76092 81 $393 +$0.7
Lexington Terr & Winchester area, Southlake 76092 86 $391 -$0.8
Neighborhood 2A200A 154 $389 -$2.9
Montclair & Hall Johnson area, Colleyville 76034 53 $396 +$3.4
Kingsley area, Southlake 76092 11 $396 +$3.6

Neighborhoods with the closest median $/sq ft to Neighborhood 2A100D.

Top flagged properties in Neighborhood 2A100D

Address % Above $/Sqft Est. Savings
13130 MILLER RD 265% $1432 $35,745
13150 MILLER RD 133% $912 $16,838
13270 MILLER RD 82% $714 $10,323
13120 MILLER RD 65% $646 $8,812
12665 FOSTER CIR 59% $622 $4,283

Properties assessed highest above the neighborhood median.