The county roll and the tax office
Property Taxes at Lofts on Post Oak: Nine Taxing Units and the 2025 Rate
Updated September 2026
Bottom line: Nine taxing units taxed Lofts on Post Oak homes in 2025 at a combined $2.26867 per $100, so a home at the county's middle value of $274,853 owed about $6,235 before any exemption.
Which taxing units tax a Lofts on Post Oak home?
Nine, and they are the same nine for every one of the 350 homes. The county's certified 2025 appraisal roll lists each home at 1901 Post Oak Boulevard in the same taxing units, and the rates below are each unit's adopted 2025 rate from the Harris County Tax Office's table of adopted rates, read on 30 September 2026.
The roll also places the complex in the Uptown tax increment reinvestment zone, which levies no rate of its own and so adds nothing to the bill.
| Taxing unit | 2025 rate per $100 |
|---|---|
| Houston ISD | $0.87830 |
| City of Houston | $0.51919 |
| Harris County | $0.38096 |
| Harris County Hospital District | $0.18761 |
| Harris County Improvement District No. 1 | $0.14345 |
| Houston Community College | $0.09880 |
| Harris County Flood Control District | $0.04966 |
| Port of Houston Authority | $0.00590 |
| Harris County Department of Education | $0.00480 |
| All nine together | $2.26867 |
Why does a home here pay an improvement district?
Because the complex is inside Harris County Improvement District No. 1, which serves the Uptown area. Uptown Houston describes it as a political subdivision of the State of Texas that was created in 1987 by special act of the Legislature, and which obtains and provides services and improvements for Uptown.
Its 2025 rate of $0.14345 per $100 is about six percent of the combined rate. The same nine rates added up to about $2.16 for 2023, so the combined rate has risen by about eleven cents in two years.
What is the tax on a typical home here?
The county's certified 2025 values for the 350 homes ran from $198,275 to $602,171, and the home in the middle was appraised at $274,853. At the combined 2025 rate, that middle home owed about $6,235 before any exemption, the lowest-valued home about $4,498 and the highest about $13,661.
An appraised value is the county's figure for taxing a home. It is not a sale price, and the two can sit some distance apart. The 2026 roll, as the appraisal district published it on 27 September 2026, carried notice values for 346 of the 350 homes, with $255,793 in the middle, and those values can still change on protest.
How does a homestead exemption change the bill?
It lowers the taxable value, and only for the home an owner lives in. Texas law defines a residence homestead as a home occupied as the owner's principal residence, and the appraisal district says a qualifying owner receives at least a $140,000 homestead exemption on school taxes, with further exemptions from other units.
On the 2025 roll, 144 of the 350 homes carried a residence homestead exemption, and for each of them it applied across all nine taxing units. The other 206 carried none. A buyer who will live in the home files between January 1 and April 30, the appraisal district's filing window, because the district cancels the seller's exemption as of January 1 of the year after the sale.
What can this page not tell you?
The exact bill for any one home, which depends on its value and the exemptions its owner holds. The Harris County Tax Office statement for the account is the authority. Nor does it give 2026 rates: on 30 September 2026 only four of the nine units had posted theirs.
Questions & answers
Lofts on Post Oak questions, answered
What is the property tax rate at Lofts on Post Oak?
About $2.27 per $100 of taxable value for 2025. Nine taxing units tax every home at 1901 Post Oak Boulevard, and their adopted 2025 rates add up to $2.26867 per $100, according to the Harris County Tax Office. The largest single share is Houston ISD's, at $0.8783.
The nine are Houston ISD, the City of Houston, Harris County, the Harris County Hospital District, Harris County Improvement District No. 1, Houston Community College, the Harris County Flood Control District, the Port of Houston Authority and the Harris County Department of Education. The same nine rates added up to about $2.16 for 2023, so the combined rate has risen by roughly eleven cents in two years.
How much property tax does a Lofts on Post Oak home pay?
Before any exemption, about $6,235 for 2025 on a home at the middle of the county's values here, which was $274,853. The lowest 2025 appraisal in the complex, $198,275, works out to about $4,498, and the highest, $602,171, to about $13,661.
Those are the county's certified 2025 appraised values multiplied by the combined 2025 rate of $2.26867 per $100. An owner who lives in the home and claims a residence homestead exemption pays less, because the exemption removes part of the value from taxation for each of the nine units, and the amount removed differs from unit to unit. The Harris County Tax Office statement for the account gives the exact bill.
Why does a Lofts on Post Oak home pay tax to an improvement district?
Because the complex sits inside Harris County Improvement District No. 1, the special district that serves the Uptown area. Its 2025 rate was $0.14345 per $100, about six percent of a home's combined rate, and it appears on the county roll for every home at 1901 Post Oak Boulevard.
Uptown Houston describes the district as a political subdivision of the State of Texas created in 1987 by a special act of the Legislature, which obtains and provides services and improvements for the Uptown area. A buyer comparing a home here with one outside Uptown should add this line to the comparison, since a home outside the district does not pay it.
What does the county appraise Lofts on Post Oak homes at?
For 2025, the certified appraised values of the 350 homes ran from $198,275 to $602,171, and the home at the middle was appraised at $274,853. The 2026 roll, as the appraisal district published it on 27 September 2026, carried notice values for 346 of the 350 homes, with $255,793 in the middle.
An appraised value is the county's figure for taxing a home, set once a year and open to protest, and it can sit some distance from what the home would sell for. For a buyer the appraised value matters mainly as the base of the next tax bill, while for a seller it is one data point among the recent sales of homes the same size.
Have the 2026 property tax rates for Lofts on Post Oak been set?
Not all of them, as of 30 September 2026. The Harris County Tax Office's rate table then showed 2026 rates for four of the nine taxing units: Harris County, the flood control district, the Port of Houston Authority and the hospital district. The other five had not yet posted theirs.
Until all nine rates are posted, the 2025 rates are the basis for an estimate. The four 2026 rates already posted are each higher than that unit's 2025 rate, so a 2026 bill on the same value would be somewhat larger. This site will update the property tax page once the 2026 table is complete.