Paving Delivers Value for City Streets and Property
The article argues street paving raises abutting property values by about 20 to 60 percent, with owners generally pleased. It cites city assessors and city treasurers noting higher valuations, easier sale, and improved health and comfort, while acknowledging cost and variability by pavement type and local conditions.
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Expert Advice on Choice of Pavements in Brooklyn
Engineer George W. Tiitson of Brooklyn cites talks on pavement material values. He notes granite and bardur stone sands are used in stone block movements, with choice depending on availability and cost. Granite is unlikely where expensive and Sardstone is more viable. modern granite pavements are better than five years ago and can be laid on market funds to reduce costs.
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