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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County appraiser says the value of residential properties is on the rise

    Riley County appraiser says the value of residential properties is on the rise

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    By Peter Rice on February 2, 2024 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County

    Property owners in Riley County should expect a change of value notice coming in the mail in early March.

    The Riley County Appraiser’s Office has completed all of their studies needed for 2024 property valuations.

    County appraiser Anna Burson says residents can expect some level of valuation increase for residential properties.

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    The change of value notice will also contain a form for requesting a valuation appeal, if needed and must be returned to the County Appraiser within 30 days.

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