How will I know if my assessment is equitable?
There are two very good methods of determining if an assessment is equitable:
- First, compare your properties to similar properties that sold in the previous year. Your value should be in line with these sale prices.
- Second, if no recent sales are available, compare your assessment to other similar properties in your area using the Street Listing of Values available in the Assessors Office. Your value should be in line with these similar properties.

Remember, very few properties are exactly alike. Your value should be comparable, but it seldom will be exactly the same as what seems to be a similar property.

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1. What is a Revaluation?
2. What happens during a Revaluation?
3. How will the homeowner be notified of the new assessment?
4. How will I know if my assessment is equitable?
5. What is an informal hearing?
6. If I disagree with my assessment after a hearing, what are my options?
7. Will a Revaluation increase taxes?
8. What is Market Value and who determines my property value?
9. What about elderly and veterans exemptions?
10. Do I have to let the Assessors Office inspect my property?
11. What if I have questions or concerns regarding the Revaluation process?