Tax Appeal Candidates — Asheville, NC
Over-assessed properties in Asheville, NC that may qualify for tax appeal.
Live data
Total candidates
214,689
+135.9%
Average overassessment
+135.9%
Est. annual overpayment
$513,722,472
State w/ most candidates
North Carolina
Tax appeal candidates
104 results · page 3 of 3| Address | City, State | Last sale price | Last sale date | Current assessment | Over-assess. % | Est. annual overpayment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 68 Craven St | Asheville, NC | $274,320 | Sep 19, 2022 | $317,100 (2025) | +15.6% | $513 |
| 28 Pinecrest Dr | Asheville, NC | $62,500 | Aug 17, 2022 | $72,100 (2025) | +15.4% | $115 |
| 146 Summit Tower Cir | Asheville, NC | $121,000 | Oct 15, 2025 | $139,300 (2025) | +15.1% | $220 |
| 68 Craven St | Asheville, NC | $297,488 | Aug 30, 2022 | $342,200 (2025) | +15.0% | $537 |
Methodology & disclaimer
A "tax appeal candidate" is a property whose most recent assessed value exceeds its most recent sale price (within the past 36 months) by 15% or more. Estimated annual overpayment is calculated as the assessment gap multiplied by the property's effective tax rate.
This page is informational only. Property-tax appeal eligibility depends on jurisdiction rules, deadlines, and exemptions — consult a licensed property-tax professional before filing an appeal.
Source: county tax-assessment rolls and deed records.