Sunday, May 1, 2016

Columbia sees real estate value decline



According to the Lancaster County Assessment Office, Columbia was among four boroughs in which the assessed value of taxable real estate declined slightly. The others are Millersville, Denver and Ephrata. Columbia experienced a decline of 1.46% ($-5,231,500).

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10 comments:

Anonymous said...

Values declined more than slightly since the last assessment in Cola. Any homeowner that files an appeal at the county courthouse would probably see a 30% decrease in their taxes if they haven't been assessed since the last asessment

Anonymous said...

Is that even possible?

Bob Gainer said...

Well I live by an ongoing junk yard, talk about GHETTO!
The codes have addressed it the police have also done their duties.
All I can say is the slick get slicker!!
Now wonder why your pictures are taken?
Control your activities and your children.
There is some more advice.

Bob Gainer said...

Thinking outside the box, slum lord properties drag us down, but so do PARENTS THAT CAN'T CONTROL THEIR CHILDREN, OR JUST DON'T CARE.
Many renters are better residents than Property Owners.
Teach your children RESPECT!

Anonymous said...

Some adluts need the learn respect to

Anonymous said...

Show the children respect maybe you will get respect in return

Anonymous said...

Maybe the children are a product of a failing school district.

Bob Gainer said...

I love my fan club.
Respect gets respect.

Anonymous said...

Mind your own business

Anonymous said...

Take your kids out of the failing district then. Save us tax dollars...thanks.