While sale prices have held steady, Chapin acknowledged that there aren’t nearly as many sales taking place these days.
Once those notices of value go out, Chapin said he expects Eagle County property owners to respond as they usually do.
“I expect to see a lot of people come in and question their values,” he said. “But that’s what the month of May is for.”

To get the word out about the new notices of value, Chapin said he’s going to spend the next several weeks talking to homeowners associations, metro districts, clubs and other groups to talk about how values are determined.

“We really want to get the information out there,” he said.