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March 2, 2005

assessment shock

We’ve just received our real estate tax assessment this year. The assessed value of our house rose 33%! This would be great if we were looking to sell… Some houses on our block had their assessments go up 200+%. One property went from $36k to $112k — and it’s a boarding house as far as we can tell.

Posted at 3:45PM under neighborhood

3 Responses to “assessment shock”

  1. posted by mindy at March 2, 2005 4:54 pm :

    Ouch - that’s terrible for the short term (paying taxes and whatnot) - what a huge jump! But it does mean that you’ll get a “higher class” of neighbors as new people move in to the area, right? So in the long run it could work out well.

    I feel for you though, that’s a tough hit to take when you’re already knee deep in renovation costs. Hope it works out for you guys!

    ~Mindy

  2. posted by Nathan at March 3, 2005 1:15 pm :

    Of course if, like me, you need to take a loan out against your equity to finance improvements, this is really good!

  3. posted by Steve at March 4, 2005 11:45 am :

    They most likely came by while our house while it was still naked from stucco removal but ours jumped 85% and our neighbor 125%.

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