Calculate Austin TX property taxes based on appraised value and tax rates for 2025. Includes Travis, Williamson, and Hays county rates with homestead exemptions. Get accurate annual tax estimates and compare neighborhoods with school district breakdowns.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the property tax rate in Austin Texas?
Austin property tax rates in 2025 vary by county and taxing district: Travis County average: 2.16% (includes City of Austin 0.5208%, Travis County 0.3615%, Austin ISD 0.9498%).
Williamson County average: 2.23% (includes City of Austin portion 0.5208%, Williamson County 0.3901%, school district 1.0395%).
Hays County average: 2.45% (highest rates, includes county 0.4287%, school district 1.2850%).
Example: $400,000 home in Travis County = $8,640 annual tax before exemptions, $500,000 home in Williamson = $11,150 annual tax.
Rates include city, county, school district, and special districts (hospital, community college).
How much can I save with homestead exemption in Austin?
Austin homestead exemptions in 2025 provide significant savings: General residence homestead exemption: $100,000 reduction in school district taxable value (saves ~$950/year).
Over 65 exemption: Additional $10,000 county + school district exemptions (saves ~$300/year combined).
Disability exemption: $10,000 across all taxing entities (saves ~$220/year).
Tax ceiling: Over 65 or disabled homeowners get frozen school tax amount (no increases).
Example: $400,000 home with general homestead = $7,690 annual tax (vs $8,640 without), saving $950/year.
Over 65 homeowner saves additional ~$300, total $1,250/year savings.
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