Judith Keachele sold her house at 46 Harmony Lane to Susan and Jonathan Kurkoski for $425,000 on Aug. 28.
Sandra Fraser sold her house at 38 Sunset Hill Drive to Tricia and Brent Cavallaro for $321,000 on Aug. 29.
Brian Davies sold his house at 18 Riding Ridge Road to Laurie and Patrick J. Quigley Jr. for $655,000 on Aug. 31.
Nancy and Robert Gedarovich sold their house at 11 Deer River Lane to Daniel Firda for $544,000.
Robert and Joni Beers sold their house at 16 Sheep Meadow Drive to Monique Leone Bartling and and Brett Bartling for $425,000 on Aug. 31.
The Trust of Linda Mosel and the Trust of Brian Jaworowski sold land at 42 Fawn Hill Road to Janet Shrake for $70,000 on Sept. 6.
Steiner Inc. sold a new house at 18 Gay Bower Road to Hillary A. and Kyle R. Wirtz for $384,900 on Sept. 7.
Virginia and Brian Brennan sold their house at 87 Settlers Farm Road to Cynthia M. Gallo and John P. Therina for $405,000 on Sept. 10.
38 Sunset Hill Dr sold for $321,000 assessor valuation $374,900 18 Riding Ridge sold for $655,000 assessor valuation $753,000 11 Deer River La sold for $544,000 assessor valuation $582,700 16 Sheep Meadow Dr sold for $425,000 assessor valuation $509,800 42 Fawn Hill lot sold for $70,000 no listing?? 18 Gaybower Rd new home, sold for $384,900 assessor lot only $136,100 87 Settlers Farm sold for $405,000 assessor valuation $414,700
38 Sunset Hill Dr sold $321,000 Total Value 2009: $374,900 Taxable Value: $262,430 18 Riding Ridge sold $655,000 Total Value 2009: $753,000 Taxable Value: $527,100 11 Deer River La sold $544,000 Total Value 2009: $582,700 Taxable Value: $407,890 16 Sheep Meadow Dr sold $425,000 Total Value 2009: $509,800 Taxable Value: $356,860 87 Settlers Farm sold $405,000 Total Value 3009: $414,700 Taxable Value: $290,290 The decline in value based on total value in 2009 compared to the actual selling price ranges from 2.34% to 16.63%. The average decline of the above properties is 11.55%.
" Furthermore, of the 7,840 accounts only 130 (1.66%) filed an appeal. I just don't view that as a significant number. Walt, did you go to a formal hearing on your appeal? I don't see your name in the published list of outcomes." It seems in the last revaluation the process was stopped due to the large amount of errors. A new company was hired but there were NO re inspection. just a review of the data. So just how does anyone truly know how many errors there are if there was not a re inspection of all properties? Here is an article that seems to imply the interest was in beating a deadline rather then in accuracy. http://www.ctpost.com/default/article/Monroe-OKs-appraisal-contract-193021.php
Tom Barnaby, as I understand it, the 800 related to questions about valuation from the first company’s actions and the 130 is from the formal review process following the work of the second company that was hired.
2010 $7,716 -3.4% $270,830 -- 2009 $7,989 2.9% $270,830 -- 2008 $7,767 4.6% $270,830 -- 2007 $7,426 5.1% $270,830 -- 2006 $7,063 -- $270,830 -- 2004 $7,063 -- $270,830
According to Zillow home prices have been falling since 6/1/2006 so that should have meant that almost everyone assessment should have decreased during the last reevaluation? Just how many of property owners received a decrease and how many received an increase? And how can any assessment claim to be accurate if the company that resumed the process never did any re inspection at all?