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Vice chair Elaine Powell asked if county commissioners could appeal the property tax values of golf courses, presumably to see if they could get a higher value. Tax assessor Ken Joyner said any property owner in Mecklenburg County can appeal any property valuation.
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Across Mecklenburg County, home values are up an average of 58% from four years ago in the newest tax revaluation. But if you live in a lower-priced home close to uptown, there’s a good chance the value at least doubled. That means more of the tax burden is shifting to these homeowners and, indirectly, to renters in many of the city’s Corridors of Opportunity — lower-income areas that have long been overlooked, and more affordable.
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New property revaluations for Mecklenburg County give a stark picture of how the pandemic – and online shopping – has changed retail. All three of the county’s shopping malls saw their property valuations drop.
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Most property owners across Mecklenburg County will see a big jump in their tax bills after the 2023 revaluation. But the heaviest burden could fall on owners of lower-priced homes.
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Mecklenburg County property owners will have to wait a few more months to find out their new property tax values, the county’s top tax official said Monday.
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Mecklenburg County commissioners this week voted to conduct property revaluations more frequently. Countywide revaluations will now come every four years…
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Mecklenburg County Commissioners will consider conducting the next revaluation of residents’ property four years sooner than past re-appraisals at…
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Starting Monday, Charlotte city leaders will meet in Raleigh for three days for their annual session to discuss policy and spending priorities for the…
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Mecklenburg County mailed 400,000 notices to property owners Wednesday, giving them their new property valuation for 2019.The numbers from this year’s…
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Mecklenburg County property owners will soon receive notices of their new property values. The Assessor’s Office plans to mail revaluation notices to…