Real estate values climb in Montgomery County, fall statewide

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Property values in Montgomery County rose about 4.2 percent, while most of the rest of the state saw declining values for the fifth year in a row.

But real estate experts warn that the real estate assessments mailed to residents this month aren’t a sign of a complete turnaround in the housing market and that Montgomery County isn’t out of the red just yet.

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