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Clark Appraisal Company of Arkansas Phone # (501)-833-3973
TAM Enterprises Inc. Phone # (501)-954-8884
Moomey Appraisals Phone # (501)-690-1844
McNew Appraisal Services, Inc Phone # (501)-749-3828
Realty Consultant & Appraisal Co. Phone # (501)-753-9769
Robert W. Bennett Phone # (501)-661-7828
Hudson Appraisal Group Phone # (501)-690-9091
C.B.M. Appraisals, Inc. Phone # (501)-868-4100
Whitehead & Associates, Inc. Phone # (501)-265-0490
Davenport Appraisal Svcs. Phone # (501)-882-0040
Trammell & Company Phone # (501)-568-5652
Goss Appraisals Phone # (501)-223-4077
Maumelle Quick Facts
Population 10,557 (Males: 5,094 (48.3%), Females: 5,463 (51.7%)) Elevation: 350 feet Land area: 8.8 square miles Median resident age: 35.7 years Median household income: $65,534 Median house value: $133,200
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