A Niverville homeowner who recently bought a house on Troon Cove asked Town Council to take another look at his property assessment, and after a detailed review, the Board of Revision decided to lower the assessed value.

“I just want it to reflect the real market value.”

Carl Zaborowski purchased his home at 323 Troon Cove about a year ago for $635,000. When his 2025 assessment arrived, it had the property valued at $761,000, which meant a significant jump in taxes.

Speaking to the Board of Revision, Zaborowski said the number just didn’t make sense based on what he paid.

“This house was on the market for 422 days,” he told Council. “It kept dropping every 60 days until it finally sold at $635,000. To me, that shows a real reflection of market value.”

He also pointed out that the home

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