Property Valuations Sees Big Increase - 2004-01-15
Residential property assessments in Montgomery County surged 55.5 percent, or close to 18 percent a year, in notices sent out last month by the state, which assesses property in different sections of the county on a three-year cycle.
"As long as mortgage rates stay around 6 percent, I think you're going to see an increase in property values," Gilbert said. "And as long as the market keeps increasing, it makes it very difficult to show that the assessment doesn't match market value."
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