DTX Value

1018 Walnut St, Irving, TX 75060

3 bed / 2 bath, 1,800 sqft, built 1958, in Lamar Brown Appraised at $329,040 for 2026.

Dallas County account 32478500060040000

Appraised value
$329,040
Tax year 2026
Living area
1,800 sqft
$183 per sqft
Year built
1958
Good quality
Value capped this year
Yes
An appraisal cap limited this year's appraised value

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Protest deadline

The 2026 protest deadline was . The 2027 protest deadline is . 2027 notices usually arrive in April.

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Assessment snapshot

These public DCAD records highlight what may be worth checking before you file.

  • Appraised value per square footThe current public record shows about $183 per square foot before any comparable-property adjustments.
  • Nearby comparison areaThis page starts the equity review with public records for the Lamar Brown neighborhood and ZIP 75060.
  • Neighborhood value signalAmong 78 residential records in the same neighborhood, the average appraised value is about $177 per square foot.

Comparable assessments

Similar public appraisal records selected for this property's equity comparison.

  • 2726 Grove St, Irving, TX 75060
    1,864 sqft | $182/sqft | built 1958 | Similar size (1,864 vs 1,800 sqft); Built same year (1958); Similar lot size (8,629 vs 8,423 sqft)
    $339,810
  • 2729 Grove St, Irving, TX 75060
    1,935 sqft | $176/sqft | built 1957 | 8% larger (1,935 vs 1,800 sqft); Similar age (1957 vs 1958); Lot 11% smaller (7,478 vs 8,423 sqft)
    $340,760
  • 2710 Grove St, Irving, TX 75060
    1,482 sqft | $196/sqft | built 1960 | Similar age (1960 vs 1958); Similar lot size (8,299 vs 8,423 sqft); Same quality (Good)
    $290,630
  • 2811 W 11th St, Irving, TX 75060
    1,463 sqft | $206/sqft | built 1958 | Built same year (1958); Similar lot size (8,192 vs 8,423 sqft); Same quality (Good)
    $300,970
  • 1012 Walnut St, Irving, TX 75060
    2,124 sqft | $171/sqft | built 1960 | Similar age (1960 vs 1958); Similar lot size (8,097 vs 8,423 sqft); Same quality (Good)
    $362,540

Recent comparable sales

Sales selected by similarity to the subject property. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so these MLS-listed sales are supplemental evidence.

  • 1412 Rusdell Dr, Irving, TX 75060
    August-18-2026 | 1,750 sqft | $200/sqft | built 1974 | Similar size (1,750 sqft); Sold after the valuation date; Same beds (3)
    $349,900
  • 1611 Phyllis Ct, Irving, TX 75060
    August-31-2026 | 1,845 sqft | $182/sqft | built 1967 | Similar size (1,845 sqft); Moderate age difference (9 years newer); Sold after the valuation date
    $335,000
  • 1918 Normandy Dr, Irving, TX 75060
    August-14-2026 | 1,573 sqft | $191/sqft | built 1964 | 13% size difference (1,573 sqft); Moderate age difference (6 years newer); Sold after the valuation date
    $300,000
  • 1926 Normandy Dr, Irving, TX 75060
    October-1-2026 | 1,479 sqft | $220/sqft | built 1964 | Moderate age difference (6 years newer); Sold after the valuation date; Same beds (3)
    $325,000
  • 1901 Sandy Ln, Irving, TX 75060
    April-23-2026 | 1,747 sqft | $211/sqft | built 1970 | Similar size (1,747 sqft); Sold after the valuation date; Same beds (3)
    $368,000

Public appraisal comparison for 2026. Prepared . Appraisal source: Dallas Central Appraisal District. Sales data checked in this snapshot: . Showing the last prepared sales evidence while recent sales are refreshed. Matches consider available size, age, location and property characteristics. How comparisons work.