Local Property Tax revaluation set for November 2026
Homeowners across Ireland are being reminded that a nationwide revaluation of properties for Local Property Tax purposes is due to take place in November 2026, the first such revaluation in several years, meaning many households may see their valuation band change.
Why the revaluation matters
Because property values have moved substantially since the last valuation date, many homes are likely to shift into a higher LPT band even without any changes to the property itself, simply reflecting the rise in market prices over recent years. Revenue has said homeowners will be required to submit a new self-assessed valuation ahead of the November deadline.
What homeowners should do
Revenue's online valuation tool allows homeowners to check indicative valuation bands based on their property's characteristics and location, which can help in preparing an accurate self-assessment. Advisors recommend keeping records of any factors that could affect a property's value, such as its condition or recent comparable sales in the area, in case a valuation is queried.
Key facts
- Revaluation date: November 2026
- Action required: new self-assessed valuation from homeowners
- Tool available: Revenue's online property valuation guide
- Likely effect: many properties may move into a higher band
Revenue has said further guidance and reminder notices will issue to homeowners in the coming months, with an online query service available for anyone unsure how to complete their revaluation.