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| | Annapolis Property Tax Assessments Up 27 Percent
1/16/06
Annapolis Rise One of Highest in MD
The average one-year tax assessment increase was twenty-seven percent for Annapolis homeowners in 2005. The increase for the rest of Anne Arundel County was roughly twenty-four percent. The dramatic rise in the area was attributed to the rising of property values nationwide and the demand for the area's waterfront homes.
Michelle Lavallee / Staff Correspondent | |
| | | Taste for big houses keeps growing as families shrink
May 22, 2007
One in five American houses had at least four bedrooms in 2005. That's up from one in six in 1990, despite shrinking families and increasing costs for construction and energy. Houses with five or more bedrooms were the fastest-growing type in that time, adding to the nation's consumption of resources and reputation for excess. Among states with the biggest percentage of large homes, Utah was followed by Maryland, Virginia, Colorado and Minnesota. Nationally, the average household size has shrunk slightly si
By Stephen Ohlemacher & Paul Foy, Associated Press | |
| | | 90 Historic Sites on Register in County
May 13, 2007
Anne Arundel County is home to more than 90 sites on the National Register of Historic Places, including farmhouses, Colonial mansions and lighthouses.
Some properties have been recognized for their architecture. Others have been included because of their connection to important people or events in local, state or American history. In downtown Annapolis and other sites, architecture and history are often interwoven.
Most sites are privately owned and closed to the public. A few, such as the Maryland State
By Marina Sarris, Sun Reporter | |
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