News that effects residents and businesses in the Louisville- Jefferson County area
Buying a home is so many things: a rite of passage, a critical way to build equity and generational wealth, a thrill-a-minute adventure ride, and an American dream. But for many wannabe owners, it’s becoming something else, too: a struggle.
The 2022 property reassessment will encompass MLS areas 6,8,and 9. The reassessment is required by law.
Increasing public understanding of property assessments and the right to appeal is a top priority of the PVA’s mission: to provide fair and equitable assessments with best-in-class customer service.
This project brings 100 million dollars in Economic Investment to the West End. The first hospital built in the area since 1825. We hope the project sparks investment and brings jobs and many amenities to our neighbors in the West End.
“We are preservationists and this property has a lot to do with the character of the neighborhood,” Underhill said of his company’s vision for the property. “There are many stories here.”
The Jefferson County PVA will be closed on Thursday, February 3rd due to the State of Emergency declared by Governor Andy Beshear. We look forward to serving your when we reopen.
The Jefferson County PVA will be closed on Friday, January 7th due to the State of Emergency declared by Governor Andy Beshear. We will re-open on Monday, January 10 at 8:00 a.m.
(Louisville,KY) Jefferson County PVA Colleen Younger and staff are sending deepest condolences and prayers to the Kentucky families who lost loved ones, businesses and property during the tornadoes on December 10th.
Nothing can bring back the human life lost nor ease the suffering arising out of this devastation.
