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Pricey properties see big hikes

Fred Dewees doesn’t welcome his ranking among the top 15 highest-valued residential properties in Luzerne County’s reassessment. He said he bought his Dallas Township property in 1986 for $270,000. His new assessed value: $1.8 million. ...

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