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Home Values compared to Tax Assessments in the City of Harrisonburg |
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Scott - Is there any way to break out or evaluate how many of the 2011 sales were REO, foreclosure, short sale or other distressed properties? My guess is that not only did this 10-15% subset distort median and average pricing, it likely also filled in a large bulk of the sales showing less than 85% of assessment.
March 19, 2012 2:26 pm
Todd -- the data above actually excludes all of the distressed properties (REO, short sale).
And this post shows the impact of distressed sales in 2011.
March 20, 2012 7:00 am
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