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Assessor: sales volume down, four homes under construction as staff prepare 2026 valuations

Chemung Township Board · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Assessor John Killeen told trustees that new sales volume is down considerably from last year while prices remain steady; the assessor's office is organizing new-construction records, preparing neighborhood assessments for 2026 valuation and completing BOR hearings for 2025 certification.

Assessor John Killeen reported that "New Sales volume is down considerably from last year. Prices continue to hold steady." He said there are four homes under construction and one new start planned. The office is organizing new-construction records for valuation in 2026 and preparing neighborhood assessments in anticipation of applying the EQ for the 2026 assessments.

Killeen reminded residents that appeal season had completed in early October and encouraged people to call the assessor's office with questions about assessed values, noting that "You cannot appeal your tax bill; we can ensure your assessment is correct." He added that the Board of Review (BOR) will complete remaining 2025 hearings next week so the 2025 assessments can be certified to the clerk.