San Antonio residents weigh in on what nearly 4% tax hike means for their wallets
San Antonio City Council approved the city's first property tax rate increase in over 30 years, raising the rate by nearly 4% as part of a $4.4 billion budget to address a projected $158 million shortfall.
By Alexis Scott, Jarryd Luna·1 hr ago
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San Antonio homeowners will see a higher city property tax rate after City Council approved its first increase in more than 30 years Thursday.
The council voted 7-4 to approve the increase as part of a $4. 4 billion budget designed to address a projected $158 million shortfall through fiscal year 2028.
The city's property tax rate will increase from 54. 159 cents to 56. 288 cents per $100 of taxable value - an increase of nearly 4%.
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