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Duval County, which shares boundaries with the City of Jacksonville, applies Florida's statewide homestead and Save Our Homes rules to every qualifying residence. The Duval County Property Appraiser sets assessed values annually and mails a TRIM notice each year outlining proposed rates from every local taxing authority. Above, dial in Duval County and a home value to get a sense of the bill.

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On a $303,500 home in Duval County, your estimated annual property tax is $2,291 ($191/month) at an effective rate of 0.76%.
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Annual Property Tax

$2,291

Monthly (Escrow)

$191

Effective Rate

0.76%

Duval County's effective rate (0.76%) is 3% lower than the Florida average (0.78%).

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Duval County Effective Rate

0.76%

Vs. Florida Average

3% lower

Florida National Rank

#27 of 51

1 = highest statewide rate

County Median Home Value

$303,500

Estimated Annual Tax (Median Home)

$2,291

Monthly Equivalent

$191

Property tax in Duval County, Florida

  • Every parcel gets a value from the Duval County Property Appraiser each year, with the results and proposed rates itemized on your annual TRIM notice.
  • Filing the homestead exemption on a qualifying primary residence cuts taxable value and switches on Save Our Homes, which limits how fast that assessed figure can climb afterward.
  • A sale resets the home's assessed value to whatever the market now says it's worth, and the departing owner's Save Our Homes cap doesn't carry over.
  • Owners can raise a dispute informally at first, or skip straight to a formal petition before the value adjustment board.

Other large Florida counties

Effective rate = aggregate real-estate taxes paid ÷ aggregate home value (ACS 2024 5-year).

County Effective Rate Median Home Value
Miami-Dade County 0.81% $463,000
Broward County 0.96% $414,600
Palm Beach County 0.82% $447,300
Hillsborough County 0.84% $371,500
Alachua County 0.99% $288,800
St. Lucie County 0.95% $347,300
Baker County 0.88% $256,700
Hendry County 0.86% $219,200
Charlotte County 0.84% $328,900

See property tax across every county in Florida at the Florida property tax calculator , or check your Florida income tax with the Florida income tax calculator .

Frequently asked questions

How is property tax calculated in Duval County?

The Duval County Property Appraiser fixes an assessed value for your property, and every taxing authority that covers your address bills its own rate on top, all disclosed on your annual TRIM notice. A qualifying homestead exemption and its Save Our Homes cap both help hold down what an owner-occupant ultimately pays.

How do I appeal my Duval County assessment?

Raising it informally with the property appraiser is the first move, and if the disagreement lingers, the county's value adjustment board hears a formal petition — check the TRIM notice for the filing date.

Does Duval County offer a homestead exemption?

Yes — a qualifying primary residence in Duval County receives Florida's homestead exemption, which cuts taxable value and, via Save Our Homes, slows the pace of future assessment growth for as long as the exemption stays in effect.

What does a TRIM notice tell Duval County homeowners?

It lays out your property's proposed assessed value for the year alongside the tax rates each local authority is considering, before any budget is finalized, so you can see the numbers and raise an objection if something looks off. It's mailed annually and shouldn't be set aside unopened.

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Last updated July 24, 2026 Tax year 2026 property tax estimates

Data sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024 5-year ACS + Tax Foundation

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

Estimates are aggregate-derived from Census ACS data; actual bills depend on city, school-district, and special-district levies layered on top of the county rate, and on any homestead, senior, veteran, or other exemptions you qualify for.

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