US EditionCharlottesville Board of Equalization has met this week to hear 14 assessment appeals
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Charlottesville Board of Equalization has met this week to hear 14 assessment appeals
When localities in Virginia conduct real estate assessments, state code allows for a process for property owners to appeal their case to local officials. This year in Charlottesville, the average assessment was up 7.74 percent. In Charlottesville, there were 128 appeals this year that were handled administratively according to Assessor Jeffrey Davis. Of those, fourteen made it to this year’s meeting of the Charlottesville Board of Equalization. …
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