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Reynolds Residential Appraisers Phone # (919)-616-1998
StyleTech Appraisal Group, Inc Phone # (706)-867-0606
Meyer Residential Appraisals Inc. Phone # (919)-749-4842
Alan Sullivan & Associates, Appraisers Phone # (919)-954-0070
Alpha Appraisers Phone # (301)-274-9870
Ward & Misenheimer Phone # (919)-536-0058
Arsenal Appraisal Phone # (910)-423-1861
Davis Appraisal Services Phone # (919)-942-0396
Main Street Appraisals, LLC Phone # (336)-228-0624
CR&S Appraisal Services Phone # (336)-644-0894
Carrboro Quick Facts
Population 16,782 (Males: 8,164 (48.6%), Females: 8,618 (51.4%)) Elevation: 460 feet Land area: 4.5 square miles Median resident age: 28.1 years Median household income: $33,527 Median house value: $172,800
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