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Bulloch’s taxable home values soar 19% in a year; total digest up 13%
Valuations subject to July 8 appeal deadline
SCOTT BRYANT/Herald File Bulloch County Chief Appraiser John Scott, shown here in this Statesboro Herald file photo, said the 19% increase in assessed values for Bulloch County housing is the steepest he's seen in the 39 years he has worked in the Bulloch
Bulloch County Chief Appraiser John Scott, shown here in this Statesboro Herald file photo, said the 19% increase in assessed values for Bulloch County housing is the steepest he's seen in the 39 years he has worked in the Bulloch County Board of Tax Assessors office.
The value of all real estate and other property in Bulloch County as assessed for taxes rose a little more than 13% from Jan. 1, 2021 to Jan. 1, 2022, but the assessed value of housing climbed 19% after the steepest increase in home sales prices Chief Tax Appraiser John Scott has ever seen.
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