Notifications on important PVA dates, deadlines and meetings.
All State Government offices will be closed on Inauguration Day, Tuesday, December 10, 2019.
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Check out our new PSA for helpful information on this year’s reassessment and appeals process:
You Have a Right to Appeal Public Service Announcement Video
Personal Property 2017
2017 Open Inspection Advertisement
Office of the Jefferson County PropertyValuation Administrator
Tony Lindauer, PVA
2017 Real Property Assessment Roll Inspection Period
In Compliance with KRS 133.045, Jefferson County PVA Tony Lindauer
announces the 2017 Jefferson County real property assessment roll will be
open for public inspection May 1- May 15,
Office of the Jefferson County Property Valuation Administrator
Tony Lindauer, PVA
Important Information for Property Owners!Homestead & Disability Exemption Amount for 2017
KRS 132.810 (2)(e) provides that the Homestead and Disability
Exemption shall be adjusted for inflation every two years.
Jefferson County PVA Tony Lindauer and Metro Council representatives will host a community meeting on Wednesday, March 22nd., 6:30-8:00 p.m. at the Southwest Regional Library located at 9725 Dixie Highway, Louisville, KY 40272
JCPS board approves tax rate
Allison Ross, @allisonSross7:44 p.m. EDT August 23, 2016
The Jefferson County Board of Education has approved the 2017 tax rate that county property owners pay for schools, making a slight decrease in the tax rate that will nevertheless bring in more tax dollars to the state’s largest school district.
Homes sales in Louisville see double-digit increase
by Caitlin Bowling
Year-to-date homes sales in Jefferson County have risen 13 percent, according to the most recent numbers released by the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors.
From Jan 1.
The inventory of homes for sale as of August each year, according to the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — There was nothing particularly eye-popping about the 1950s-era,
Louisville, Ky. – Online real-state company Trulia has ranked Louisville as a “most affordable place to live” in country, according to a recent article.
In an article discussing the findings, “Nickeled and Dimed: How Commuting Costs and Utilities Affect Middle-Class Housing Affordability,” Louisville was ranked No.
