Historic Neighborhood Status In Demand In Arizona
12 August 2003 - 6:00am
The perks of being deemed historic, such as huge property-tax breaks and increased property value attracts a burgeoning number of neighborhoods.
"The upsurge, which preservationists say has just begun, is overwhelming the system and forcing officials to choose even more selectively what is worthy of going into the state's history books. At stake, some believe, could be a program that gives some owners of historic homes a property-tax break of up to 50 percent and a designation that immediately boosts property values."
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Neighborhoods line up for historic designation
Source:
The Arizona Republic, August 11, 2003
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