Property Tax in Hopkins County
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Hopkins taxes below national average
At 1.073%, Hopkins County's effective tax rate falls below the national median of 1.199%, ranking it in the 30th percentile nationally. The median property tax of $2,072 on a $193,200 home remains well below the national median tax of $2,690.
Below Texas average
Hopkins County's 1.073% effective rate sits comfortably below Texas's 1.276% state average, making it one of the most tax-friendly counties statewide. The median property tax of $2,072 is among the lowest in this group and 5% below the state median of $2,193.
Most affordable in Northeast Texas
Hopkins County's 1.073% rate beats Henderson (0.981%) for competitive tax relief in this region and substantially undercuts Hemphill (1.164%) and Hill (1.234%). It's a strong choice for Northeast Texas property owners prioritizing tax efficiency.
What $193,200 home costs yearly
A median-priced Hopkins County home generates $2,072 in annual property taxes under standard conditions, or $2,311 with a mortgage. At roughly $173 per month, it's among the lowest property tax burdens profiled here.
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