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Gerald Cote & Associates, Inc. Phone # (847)-705-0665
Apple Appraisal Phone # (920)-969-0911
A-1 Appraisals (630) 551-2464 Phone # (630)-551-2464
Rolling Oak Appraisal Phone # (630)-566-5214
RS Bond & Associates, Inc Phone # (847)-781-0007
Sparto Appraisal Service Inc Phone # (630)-688-6627
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Thomas G. Costello & Associates Phone # (630)-566-5261
A.L. Wagner Appraisal Group Phone # (630)-416-6556
Woods & Associates Appraisals Phone # (815)-468-1700
Deborah A Pawlak & Associates Phone # (630)-896-9868
Boulder Hill Quick Facts
Population 8,169 (Males: 4,014 (49.1%), Females: 4,155 (50.9%)) Elevation: Land area: 1.5 square miles Median resident age: 33.7 years Median household income: $60,016 Median house value: $119,900
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