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New Haven, Connecticut March 2008

LVT Study done at the request of Mayor John DiStefano. Outcome: Generally positive for implementation. As in most New England assessments there are no established land values for residential condominiums. CSE allocated a percentage of total condo value to land value (allocation being common appraisal practice), so that non-condoparcles would be treated equitably.

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