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Appraisal Services of McLean County Phone # (309)-662-2666
Team Appraisals Phone # (309)-527-8320
Brian J. Davis and Associates Phone # (309)-662-4070
MidIllinois Appraisals Phone # (309)-275-7285
Associated Appraisals Phone # (309)-888-4844
Norris-Thomas Appraisal Service Phone # (309)-452-4931
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Bloomington Quick Facts
Population 64,808 (Males: 31,413 (48.5%), Females: 33,395 (51.5%)) Elevation: 829 feet Land area: 22.5 square miles Median resident age: 32.4 years Median household income: $46,496 Median house value: $116,500
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