Am I paying more
property tax than I should
in Williamson County?
Am I paying
more property tax
than I should in
Williamson County?
Criterion — The Property Tax Consultants for Williamson County
Criterion is a Nashville-based property tax consulting firm. We concentrate exclusively on providing the highest quality management of the Tennessee ad valorem tax appeal process.
Criterion’s property tax consultants understand the real property tax landscape in Williamson County and across Tennessee. We are from Tennessee. We live and work in and around the Davidson County area. Our experts are focused on property tax valuation, with a 35-year track record of helping clients pay only the taxes appropriate for their properties. As a result, we will assess the circumstances and valuation of your Williamson County real property portfolio and navigate the process to appeal county assessments when it makes sense.
County Overview
Immediately adjacent to Davidson County and the greater Nashville region, Williamson County has 94,666 real property parcels – 3.64 % (3,448 parcels) in the industrial and commercial sector, 91.82% (86,920 parcels) in residential, and 4.54% (4,298) in farm and greenbelt parcels.
Home to Brentwood, Fairview, Franklin, Nolensville, Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station, Williamson County is considered the wealthiest county in Tennessee and among the wealthiest in the country. Whether you are a Civil War enthusiast, interested in historic homes, love Franklin’s holiday Festival of Lights, or hope to run into your favorite music luminary at the hardware store, Williamson County has wide appeal. It is on a four-year revaluation cycle with 2025 as the next revaluation year. The County’s tax rate is $1.8800. Each municipality also has an additional tax which is blended with County tax rates. For example, Brentwood’s municipal tax rate is $0.2900, making its property owners’ combined rate $2.1700 ($1.8800 + $0.2900).
The 2025 property value revaluation period is particularly important for industrial and commercial property owners in Williamson County. Williamson’s industrial/commercial parcel owners make up only 3.64% of all parcel owners in the county, but for the 2023 tax year, they represented 29% of the county’s estimated assessment values and 29% of the total tax burden.
To be sure Williamson County industrial and commercial parcel owners are being assessed fairly, please reach out to Criterion Property Tax Consultants.
Real Property Values in Williamson County*
Industrial and Commercial Real Property Value
Residential
Real Property Value
Farm/Greenbelt
Real Property Value
With Assessment Values as Follows:
Industrial and Commercial Real Property Assessment
Residential
Real Property Assessment
Farm/Greenbelt
Real Property Assessment
*State Board of Equalization Tax Aggregate Report for 2023 tax year.
You Can Impact Your Own Tax Responsibility
To prepare yourself for the 2025 Williamson County revaluation process, Criterion suggests you consider asking yourself these questions:
Should I be paying less tax in Williamson County?
How do I appeal my property taxes in Williamson County?
How much is an appeal going to cost?
Criterion Property Tax Consultants can help you answer all these questions. First, we will evaluate your property assessment to determine if you are paying more than your fair share of the tax burden. Then, we will ascertain if your property assessment is fair. Finally, if it is not and you are paying more property taxes than you should, we’ll prepare an appeal with the Williamson County Board of Equalization and even with Tennessee’s State Board of Equalization, if necessary, to work toward a negotiated reduction.
Since 2021, we have reviewed more than 1,500 parcels with a total appraised value of over $10 Billion and achieved a total property tax savings on these properties of more than $7.6 Million.
Criterion works with owners across a wide range of property types. We are committed to working with you from start to finish and follow a consistent approach to property tax evaluation. Our team is highly skilled and brings deep Tennessee property tax appeal expertise to the table. We have extensive experience in understanding Williamson County market trends, marketplace pricing and county regulations.
We invite you to let Criterion perform a free property review. There is no charge for us to review your property assessment to determine if a reduction is possible.
We work on a contingency basis – we only get paid if you save! And we are only paid a percentage of what you save.
But don’t delay. Don’t let the revaluation deadline slip past you. Contact Criterion now so we can make a timely and thorough investigation and meet the appeal deadline of June 2025.
Criterion Track Record
Hotel valued in excess of $75 million with a single-year tax savings over
Office building valued in excess of $200 million with a three-year tax savings over
Industrial building valued in excess of $6 million with a three-year tax savings over
The 2025 county tax reappraisal process is underway. There are 20 counties reassessing tax values in 2025 – including those for the cities of Memphis, Chattanooga, Franklin and Nashville.
Find specific ad valorem tax appeal information here for Davidson, Hamilton, Shelby, Williamson, Anderson and Bradley Counties – all of which reappraise in 2025.
The additional 14 Tennessee counties undergoing the reappraisal process in 2025 include: Benton, Carroll, Cocke, Decatur, Dyer, Fayette, Hamblen, Henry, Lewis, Overton, Roane, Sullivan, Warren and White.
Also, find more in-depth information here about appeals in Knox and Rutherford Counties, which do not go through the reappraisal process until 2026; and Montgomery and Sumner counties which will reappraise in 2029.