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Wake County Increases Property Value Reassessment Frequency

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What happened

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Wake County is increasing the frequency of residential property value reassessments to ensure property taxes are equitably distributed among residents. This action is occurring as the state of North Carolina is projected to be 750,000 homes short, with Wake County anticipated to be 110,000 units short.

From wral.com

Why it matters

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The reassessments are driven by rapid growth in Wake County. The State of North Carolina views the housing gap and county growth as a major factor in state economic planning.

From wral.com

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  • State of North CarolinaSpeculative

    The State of North Carolina could see state economic development goals supported by increased housing demand and property tax reassessment.

  • North Carolina Department of CommerceSpeculative

    The North Carolina Department of Commerce might benefit from increased housing demand and property tax reassessment supporting state economic development goals.

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