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How and when do Assessments on Parcels of Real Estate Change?

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How and when do Assessments on Parcels of Real Estate Change?

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Generally assessments remain the same unless and until there is a county-wide reassessment. However, parcels may be reassessed if special circumstances exist. Circumstances which might result in an assessment change would be new construction on a parcel previously assessed as a vacant lot, or the substantial destruction of improvements on real estate because of a catastrophic event such as a fire. Generally, in order to obtain an assessment reduction, the person owning the property must request such a change by appealing the assessment. Contact your lawyer if you believe the assessment on your property is too high for any reason. Assessments can be made by the county based on improvements to a property. The Berks County Tax Assessment Office is made aware of construction of improvements, additions, etc. by obtaining copies of building and construction permits issued in the county.

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