02-15-2013, 05:40 AM
Lower subdivisions (HPP, HB, OLE, Nanavale) have a somewhat more "involved" community that's willing to pay for infrastructure, thereby increasing the relative "worth" of those properties. ("Mandatory road fees" is a form of "value" even though the funding is "private".)
Some subdivisions along the Red Road (Seaview, Palisades, KBE) have paved streets, but it's not clear whether this was funded privately or by County; these streets often have extensive wear, indicating that they have not been maintained recently.
The real "value proposition" is entirely subjective; those who worry excessively about County's "assessed value" are often looking at their property as an "investment" rather than a "home".
Some subdivisions along the Red Road (Seaview, Palisades, KBE) have paved streets, but it's not clear whether this was funded privately or by County; these streets often have extensive wear, indicating that they have not been maintained recently.
The real "value proposition" is entirely subjective; those who worry excessively about County's "assessed value" are often looking at their property as an "investment" rather than a "home".