Statesville property taxes and the 2027 revaluation
Statesville homes are selling for a median 23% above their 2023 county values, close to the Iredell-wide median of 22%. Expect 2027 values here to rise noticeably; whether yours is too high depends on how it compares with similar homes that sold nearby.
Tax rate for 2026 bills
Cents per $100 of assessed value
| Iredell County | 50.00¢ |
|---|---|
| City of Statesville | 51.76¢ |
| Combined | 101.76¢ |
| Tax on a $400,000 home | $4,070 a year |
Homes in downtown Statesville or the Woods service district also pay a small district tax.
Home sales in Statesville
| 2022 | Last 12 months | |
|---|---|---|
| Median sale price | $302,000 | $315,000 |
| Median per sq ft | $151 | $159 (+6%) |
| Homes sold | 471 | 435 |
| Recent sales vs. their 2023 county values | +23% | |
Single-family sales the county marks as valid, October 2025 to September 2026 compared with 2022 (the year before the current values were set). From Iredell County's records through September 30, 2026. The county keeps only each home’s latest sale, so the 2022 counts leave out homes that have sold again since.
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Questions Statesville homeowners ask
- What is the property tax rate in Statesville?
- For the 2026 tax bills (fiscal year 2026-27), the combined rate is 101.76 cents per $100 of assessed value: 50 cents for Iredell County and 51.76 cents for Statesville. On a home valued at $400,000, that's about $4,070 a year.
- When will Statesville homeowners get their 2027 property values?
- Iredell County is setting new values for every property as of January 1, 2027, and has adopted its 2027 schedule of values. In the last revaluation, notices went out in February 2023. Tax rates for 2027 are set in the spring, after values are final.
- How do I appeal my 2027 property value in Statesville?
- First, file Iredell County's appeal form, online or by mail, within 30 days of the date on your notice; an appraiser reviews it and sends a new notice. If you still disagree, appeal to the Iredell County Board of Equalization and Review, which first meets between early April and early May, before it adjourns or within 30 days of your last notice. After a Board decision, you can appeal to the North Carolina Property Tax Commission within 30 days. For the 2023 values, the county's appeal page asked for sales and appraisals from 2022, the year before the valuation date; for 2027 values, expect sales of similar homes during 2026 to carry the most weight, along with corrections to errors in the county's record of your home. The value can go up as well as down.
- Can seniors, disabled owners or veterans in Statesville lower their property tax?
- Yes, if they qualify. Owners 65 or older, or totally and permanently disabled, with 2026 household income of $39,900 or less can have the greater of $25,000 or half of their home's value excluded. The circuit breaker caps tax at 4 to 5% of income for incomes up to $59,850 (5 years in the home required). Veterans with a 100% permanent service-connected disability can exclude the first $45,000 of value. Apply to Iredell County on Form AV-9 between January 1 and June 1.
See if you qualify for relief: tax relief check.