Revaluation notices go out to Portland property owners
Some home assessments are expected to increase substantially, although owners can request an informal appeal.
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The city of Portland sent revaluation notices to all property owners on Friday and began making the information available online.
An estimated 22,000 notices went out as part of the first revaluation in the city in 15 years. Property owners who disagree with an assessment or who want to provide additional information can request an informal appeal by July 21. Revaluations as well as information the appeals process is available online at revalueportland.me.
The city’s assessor said last month that he expected one-third of property owners will have to pay more in taxes, one-third will pay less and the remaining third will see their taxes stay roughly the same.
Portland residents brace for new home values
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