Gaston County staff outlines property reappraisal process and timeline
September 24, 2026 | Gaston County, North Carolina
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A county staff member described the county's reappraisal process as a parcel-by-parcel review intended to verify property data and any changes. "Um, so my staff goes out and reviews every property in the county," the staff member said.
The staff member said each reviewer is responsible for an assigned area and inspects parcels to confirm recorded details and note updates. According to the staff member, "what they started doing at the end of 23. Um, and we are still doing it up until, you know, 2027 comes out." The remarks indicate the fieldwork began at the end of 2023 and is expected to continue until the 2027 valuation output is released.
The staff member said each reviewer is responsible for an assigned area and inspects parcels to confirm recorded details and note updates. According to the staff member, "what they started doing at the end of 23. Um, and we are still doing it up until, you know, 2027 comes out." The remarks indicate the fieldwork began at the end of 2023 and is expected to continue until the 2027 valuation output is released.
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