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With values rising, Richmond homeowners face a higher tax bill. How much more will they be paying? - Vimarsana News

With values rising, Richmond homeowners face a higher tax bill. How much more will they be paying?

Town assessors estimate a 6 percent hike in real estate taxes, amounting to $360 more than the current average. Home values have surged by about 16 percent in 2023, compared

Historic Richmond Town Hall on the market: It can be yours for $190,000 - Vimarsana News

Historic Richmond Town Hall on the market: It can be yours for $190,000

Special town meeting voters unanimously approved turning the 1922 building over to the Select Board for sale, lease or disposal. A request for proposals will go out, with the minimum

Richmond voters sailed through their town meeting in just over half an hour. Here's how tax bills will be affected | Central Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Richmond voters sailed through their town meeting in just over half an hour. Here's how tax bills will be affected | Central Berkshires

Total town spending including education, at just over $8.5 million, is up by only 1 percent. The Richmond Consolidated School budget, at $4.2 million, a nearly 5 percent increase, also

Richmond sees another surge in property values. How much will the average property tax bill go up? - Vimarsana News

Richmond sees another surge in property values. How much will the average property tax bill go up?

The Select Board cut the tax rate sharply, holding the estimated tax increase for the average homeowner to just under 3 percent. The average bill will be $5,870.

Richmond voters plug a funding gap in $8 million town center project. Ground-breaking is expected soon - Vimarsana News

Richmond voters plug a funding gap in $8 million town center project. Ground-breaking is expected soon

The 186-13 ballot, far above the necessary two-thirds majority, allows groundbreaking for the new town hall, library and community center building in about six weeks. Completion is projected by the