Pennsylvania Reassessment (309.3 KiB) is a process undertaken by the state of Pennsylvania to reassess the value of all real estate property in the state. This reassessment is done every four years and is based on the economic and market conditions at the time of the reassessment. The primary purpose of the reassessment is to ensure that all real estate is taxed fairly, based on its current value. There are two types of reassessment in Pennsylvania: countywide and municipal. Countywide reassessment applies to all properties in a given county, while municipal reassessment applies only to properties located within a specific municipality.
Pennsylvania Reassessment (309.3 KiB) is a process undertaken by the state of Pennsylvania to reassess the value of all real estate property in the state. This reassessment is done every four years and is based on the economic and market conditions at the time of the reassessment. The primary purpose of the reassessment is to ensure that all real estate is taxed fairly, based on its current value. There are two types of reassessment in Pennsylvania: countywide and municipal. Countywide reassessment applies to all properties in a given county, while municipal reassessment applies only to properties located within a specific municipality.