It varies. Some homes here are part of an HOA and others are not. Check the HOA status and deed restrictions for the specific property.

Part of Quail Creek is in a City of Amarillo Public Improvement District (PID) that covers 29 platted lots around Clear Meadow Circle and Plum Creek Drive, not every home in the area. For FY 2026-27 the assessment is $550 per lot, set by City Ordinance 8263. It is billed on the property tax bill, separate from HOA dues. Check whether the specific parcel is inside the PID.

Quail Creek is a small neighborhood, so homes here don't come up for sale often, and they range from 1990s homes to some of more than 5,000 square feet. Setting up a new-listing alert is the easiest way to hear about the next one as soon as it hits the market.

Quail Creek is inside Amarillo city limits in Potter County. 2026 adopted tax rates per $100 of value:

• Amarillo ISD: 0.864400
• City of Amarillo: 0.430700
• Potter County: 0.622680
• Amarillo College: 0.246700
• Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District: 0.007618
• Total: 2.172098 (approximately 2.17%)

Homes on parcels inside the Quail Creek PID also pay its assessment of $550 per lot, billed on the property tax bill. School tax applies to value after the $140,000 school homestead exemption; non-homestead properties pay school tax on full value. HOA dues are separate and are not on the tax bill.

Tax rates and PID assessments are set each year by the taxing units and the City of Amarillo and can change. Figures shown are for the 2026 tax year, are provided for general information only, and are not guaranteed. Actual taxes depend on each property's appraised value, exemptions and lot size or lot class. Verify exact amounts with the Potter-Randall Appraisal District or the Potter County Tax Office before buying.