Ore. Couple's Property Value Not Cut Despite Flooding

By Philip Rosenstein · April 5, 2019, 2:38 PM EDT

An Oregon couple cannot lower the real market value of their property by $100,000 despite showing the land is only partly usable due to environmental issues including flooding, the Oregon Tax...

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