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Comal County – Property Tax Reduction Results for 2023

Published On: April 16th, 2024Categories: Case StudiesLast Updated: April 15th, 20245.6 min read

About the Author: Charles Denson

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Gill, Denson & Company represents hundreds of Comal County property owners each year during the tax protest season. Our highly effective team files the protest paperwork, collects evidence to support a reduction and attends the county hearings on behalf of the property owner. We understand the local dynamics in Comal County, which allows us to get bigger reductions than most homeowners who protest on their own or hire a firm with limited Comal experience.

2023 Stats – Comal County

$1,627.25
Average Property Tax Savings

25.28%
Average Market Reduction

2023 Case Studies – Comal County

FM 3009
Schertz, TX
We Saved the Owner $63,238.44 in Property Taxes
53.31% REDUCTION

1379 Tamarack Dr
Canyon Lake, TX
We Saved the Owner $2,893.38 in Property Taxes
40.23% REDUCTION

3824 FM 482
New Braunfels, TX
We Saved the Owner $3,642.82 in Property Taxes
19.52% REDUCTION

8200 & 8206 IH 35 N
New Braunfels, TX
We Saved the Owner $9,052.65 in Property Taxes
19.35% REDUCTION

1706 Hunter Rd
New Braunfels, TX
We Saved the Owner $2,229.38 in Property Taxes
11.15% REDUCTION

1731 Kuehler Ave
New Braunfels, TX
We Saved the Owner $3,894.51 in Property Taxes
18.25% REDUCTION

765 E Ansley Forest Rd
Bulverde, TX
We Saved the Owner $1,066.42 in Property Taxes
5.05% REDUCTION

33240 US Hwy 281 N
Bulverde, TX
We Saved the Owner $4,885.31 in Property Taxes
21.36% REDUCTION

704-705 Roland Run Dr
Bulverde, TX
We Saved the Owner $2,518.71 in Property Taxes
14.56% REDUCTION

525 Creekside Cir
New Braunfels, TX
We Saved the Owner $802.26 in Property Taxes
9.51% REDUCTION

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