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Board upholds county value for Stallings mayor’s home after limited documentation from appellant
Summary
The Board of Equalization and Review upheld a $639,400 assessment for a Stallings property owned by Matthew White (mayor of Stallings), after county staff presented comparable sales and the board found the county reduction reasonable; the appellant provided limited documentation and new material that the county had not yet reviewed.
Matthew White, mayor of Stallings, appealed his property’s assessed value and questioned the county’s mass appraisal methodology, but the Board of Equalization and Review voted to uphold the county’s adjusted value of $639,400.
White told the board he researched nearby assessed values and online estimates and said Zillow’s estimate listed his property at $605,000 around the time he received the county notice. He argued his property’s per-square-foot assessed price appeared higher than neighboring homes and submitted a brief summary of comparables shortly before the…
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