DOVER-Residents will see a 5.1% jump in property taxes in 2004. - 2003-11-26
The total budget for spending is established at $3,438,422. This is a $331,761 increase from the current budget of $3,106,661. This indicates a 10.7 % increase in budgetary spending from the current year.

Even with the 10.7% total increase in spending, Dover property taxes will only increase 5.1% in the coming year. This is due to other sources of revenue, such as increased mortgage and sales tax collections, and increased building permit fees.
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Cincinnati home sales break another record - 2003-11-26
For the fourth consecutive month, Greater Cincinnati home sales are at a record high.

The Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors reported 2,051 units sold during October, which is a 13 percent increase from 1,812 sales in the same month a year ago.

"Low mortgage interest rates have been the story all year long, which has propelled the housing market," said CABR President Kathy Overstreet in a news release.
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