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In today’s edition:
What the first round of assessment in Mecklenburg County’s property revaluation says about the real estate market
Specialist hired for golf course revaluation
Charter school expansion?
How Charlotte apartment sizes stack up nationally
Mixed-use development coming to Charlotte suburb
And a wrap-up of land deals and real estate news from us and other sources
Commercial real estate values are up 30% after first pass of countywide revaluation
The 2027 countywide tax revaluation is well underway: Some 430,000 parcels in Mecklenburg County have already gone through a first round of assessment, and the findings so far are a bit surprising.
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