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APPRAISAL COMPANY OF NEW ENGLAND Phone # (508)-540-0448
Clancy Appraisal Company Phone # (508)-540-9515
High Point Real Property Appraisers, Inc. Phone # (508)-993-5534
Hurley & Hurley Associates Phone # (508)-985-0039
Metro Partners, LLC Phone #
Performance Appraisal Services Phone # (781)-293-6900
Miller Appraisal Services (508) 888-0043 Phone # (508)-888-0043
Amaze Appraisals Phone # (781)-255-0976
Paramount Appraisal Phone # (508)-675-3235
Accurate Appraisals Plus, Inc. Phone # (617)-236-7300
Falmouth Quick Facts
Population 32,660 (Males: 15,252 (46.7%), Females: 17,408 (53.3%)) Elevation: 10 feet Land area: Median resident age: 45.0 years Median household income: $48,191 Median house value: $181,500
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