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Superior Appraisal Services Phone # (317)-885-3580
Oracle Appraisal Services, LLC Phone # (317)-577-9430
Real Estate Services Associates Inc. Phone # (317)-774-7696
Alliance Appraisal Group, LLC Phone # (317)-216-8314
Scott Brandt Appraisal Phone # (317)-774-0668
Higgins Appraisal Group, Inc. Phone # (317)-594-0270
On Time Appraisals Phone # (317)-508-6996
Sandridge Appraisals Phone # (317)-469-7525
Freije & Freije Auctioneers & Appraisers Phone # (317)-539-2895
York Real Estate Services Phone # (317)-272-0235
Brownsburg Quick Facts
Population 14,520 (Males: 6,984 (48.1%), Females: 7,536 (51.9%)) Elevation: 884 feet Land area: 7.3 square miles Median resident age: 33.4 years Median household income: $53,629 Median house value: $124,000
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