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 Home values roughly equal in Tri-Cities
By Matthew Lane
Home values in the Tri-Cities region are just about equal, real estate experts say. “Dollar for dollar, house for house, the values are fairly the same throughout the region,” said Jerry Petzoldt of TCI Group. “If you are going to buy a 2,000-square-foot, 10-year-old home in Johnson City, you’d pay the same price in Kingsport, Bristol or Greeneville. That’s why we’re a true region.” More...
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Moving Planner
Here's a quick look at all the "How-Tos" for your move to the Tri-Cities. From power to water, cable to voter registration, you'll find it here. |
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Property Taxes
Compare property taxes with this handy list that shows taxes in Hawkins, Sullivan and Washington County, Tennessee |
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Cost of homes starts at $5,000, up to $1.2 million
The cost of homes in Northeast Tennessee ranged from a low of $5,000 to a high of $1.2 million during 2004. Though not all neighborhoods are represented in this chart, readers can determine which neighborhoods have houses in their price range. More...
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The amount of land added to Kingsport through annexation from 1990 to 2002 was roughly 3 times the size of Bays Mountain Park. |
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