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fromThe Mercury News
1 week ago

Editorial: Fligor is ready to be Santa Clara County assessor. Her opponent is not.

After no candidate received a majority of the vote in last month's special election for assessor, the race now comes down to a Dec. 30 runoff between one contender highly qualified for the job and one seeking to politicize the office. We urge voters not to be sucked in by some of the campaign diversions amplified during the runoff. Instead, look for a candidate to replace retiring Assessor Larry Stone who will focus on doing the job.
US politics
#santa-clara-county
California
fromPadailypost
1 month ago

Longtime assessor supports Fligor as his successor

Neysa Fligor, an attorney and county official, seeks Santa Clara County Assessor emphasizing continuity, accurate assessment rolls, computer modernization, and enhanced public access.
Real estate
fromwww.mercurynews.com
2 months ago

Editorial: Neysa Fligor is best choice for Santa Clara County's next assessor

Neysa Fligor is the most qualified candidate to lead Santa Clara County's assessor's office, offering experience, endorsements, and operational leadership.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

$210 million South Bay tech campus purchase points to weaker values

The $210 million price is roughly half, or 47.7% below, the property's assessed value of $401.9 million. The new owners paid 31.2% less than the $305.1 million that the seller, Clarion Partners, paid for the site in 2015. The deal shows that even the presence of tech company Applied Materials as a tenant doesn't guarantee immunity from the economic maladies that have come to afflict the Bay Area office market.
Real estate
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