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C.C. Wall
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Realtor, ABR, Historic House Specialist for Residential Properties, LTD, formerly of Coldwell Banker & Hogan & Stone
September 2002—present
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East Side Providence Real Estate ... show more
East Side Providence Real Estate ... show more
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5 years - Greater Providence Board of Realtors Multi-Million Dollar Producer Awards
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History, especially life and culture
Historic Architecture ... show more
Historic Architecture ... show more
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C.C. Wall brings a wealth of experience and skill to the pursuit of her seller and buyer clients’ goals. With an extensive background in Corporate ... show more
C.C. Wall brings a wealth of experience and skill to the pursuit of her seller and buyer clients’ goals. With an extensive background in Corporate ... show more
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I am so thrilled about this and I owe it all to you. You are the most upbeat persevering person that I have ever worked with. And believe ... show more
I am so thrilled about this and I owe it all to you. You are the most upbeat persevering person that I have ever worked with. And believe ... show more
C.C. Wall answered:
Hi David,
As a follow-up to my previous answer, today's Providence Journal has an article about the approved 2010 budget for the city that outlines an increase in the property tax rate.
To use the same example, in 2010, there is an estimated 51 cent increase in the owner-occupied tax rate, meaning that a homeowner or a $200,000 home would pay $52 more in taxes, or $2,422 compared to the current $2,370.
According to the article, the new budget which has been approved by the City Council, is expected to be signed into law by the mayor.
Thought that may be helpful for you so you know what to expect in upcoming years.
Again, best to you, C.C. Wall
As a follow-up to my previous answer, today's Providence Journal has an article about the approved 2010 budget for the city that outlines an increase in the property tax rate.
To use the same example, in 2010, there is an estimated 51 cent increase in the owner-occupied tax rate, meaning that a homeowner or a $200,000 home would pay $52 more in taxes, or $2,422 compared to the current $2,370.
According to the article, the new budget which has been approved by the City Council, is expected to be signed into law by the mayor.
Thought that may be helpful for you so you know what to expect in upcoming years.
Again, best to you, C.C. Wall
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