Revaluation, Visualized

Want to see how your property revaluation compares with that of your neighbors?  With the rest of Princeton? The  Google Earth map that was demonstrated by the Princeton Fair Tax Revaluation Group at its last meeting is now available in the Google Earth Gallery for anyone to examine.

To view the interactive map, you have to download and install the Google Earth application, along with the Google Earth Web Plug-in.  In your browser, go to the Ed Schrayer map in the Google Earth Gallery.  You then have the option of viewing it in your browser, or opening it directly in your Google Earth application.

Blue and green arrows indicate properties whose values were reduced by the 2010 revaluation.  Yellow, pink, and especially red arrows indicate which properties went up in assessed value.

Give it a test spin, and let us know what you think.

About the Author

Donna Liu

Founder, AllPrinceton

Donna Liu is a digital journalist who has lived in Princeton with her family since 2002.  She founded AllPrinceton in 2010 as an online hub for community news and information.  At Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, she built UChannel - an online archive of public affairs lectures in academia.  Before that she established and managed CNN International's Asia Production Center in Hong Kong.