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• Manassas homeowners' tax bill would jump by over $400 under proposed budget

  By James Jarvis Verified| InsideNova Verified Manassas residents could see higher tax bills and utility costs starting July 1, as city officials work toward finalizing a $327.9 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Even though the city’s real estate tax rate would stay flat at $1.26 per $100 of assessed value, rising home values mean most residents will still pay more. The average residential property is now assessed at just over $456,000 — up about 8% from last year.

  By James Jarvis Verified · InsideNova

  Apr. 13, 2025

• Northern Virginia braces for more job losses amid Trump administration uncertainty

  By James Jarvis Verified| InsideNova Verified Private-sector job postings have plunged. Contracts are being canceled. And across Northern Virginia, laid-off federal contractors are showing up at job centers in growing numbers — a trend officials fear will worsen this summer if deeper federal cuts take effect. “I’m preparing for the worst,” said David Hunn, executive director of Virginia Career Works Northern Region, which runs job centers in Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties.

  By James Jarvis Verified · InsideNova

  Apr. 08, 2025

• Manassas homeowners' tax bill would jump by over $400 under proposed budget

  By James Jarvis Verified| InsideNova Verified Manassas residents could see higher tax bills and utility costs starting July 1, as city officials work toward finalizing a $327.9 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Even though the city’s real estate tax rate would stay flat at $1.26 per $100 of assessed value, rising home values mean most residents will still pay more. The average residential property is now assessed at just over $456,000 — up about 8% from last year.

  By James Jarvis Verified · InsideNova

  Apr. 13, 2025

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