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Expecting a Tax Windfall? Guess Again.

author27east on Apr 1, 2015
Southampton Town assessors have valued the Bulova Watchcase property at $38.5 million, and it's expected to drop. Photo by Michael Heller.  By Stephen J. Kotz As the Watchcase condominiums continue... more

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