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Plaistow revaluation raises townwide assessed value about 42%; impact notices going out this week
Summary
KRT, the town's contracted assessor, told the Board of Selectmen that a statistical revaluation based on April 1, 2024–March 31, 2025 sales raised Plaistow's total assessed value from about $1.4 billion to about $2.0 billion; preliminary notices will be mailed this week and owners have 10 business days to request hearings.
PLAISTOW, N.H. — KRT, the town’s contracted assessor, told the Board of Selectmen on Aug. 11 that a statistical revaluation based on sales from April 1, 2024, through March 31, 2025, raised the town’s total assessed value from about $1.4 billion to about $2.0 billion — an increase of roughly $600 million, or just over 42 percent. The revaluation firm said the changes vary by property class: single-family homes rose about 46.7 percent, condominiums about 42.7 percent, multifamily properties about 53 percent, residential vacant land about 39 percent and commercial/industrial properties about 34.4 percent. "Single families are up 46.7%," said Kevin Leen of KIT Appraisal/KRT…
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