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Brandywine Valley Appraisals Phone # (610)-486-0568
Fowler Appraisal Services Phone # (610)-286-9798
R.M. Conrad & Associates, Inc. Phone # (610)-717-4100
RAS Associates Inc. Phone # (973)-267-5660
Urban Suburban & Seashore Real Estate Appraising, Inc. Phone # (215)-364-9707
Icon Appraisal Services Phone # (610)-916-8427
R.M. Conrad and Associates Phone # (610)-717-4100
Rick Mayberry Phone # (610)-430-3480
Spencer R. Clark Appraisal Company Phone # (610)-918-4750
Atlas Appraisals Phone #
Jerry E Martin Phone # (610)-872-2646
Masters Appraisal, LLC Phone # (484)-880-8464
Tri-County Appraisal Service Phone # (610)-326-1390
Coatesville Quick Facts
Population 10,838 (Males: 5,061 (46.7%), Females: 5,777 (53.3%)) Elevation: 320 feet Land area: 1.9 square miles Median resident age: 31.4 years Median household income: $29,912 Median house value: $77,500
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