Brian Turner

Commercial Broker Associate
Allen Tate / Beverly-Hanks, REALTORS®
NAI Beverly-Hanks Commercial
cell: (828) 582-4414
office: (828) 210-3940
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team member since 2015

About Me

With more than 15 years of experience in the western North Carolina commercial real estate market, Brian can help you whether you are buying,selling, or leasing. Brian grew up in Asheville and and after spending time living and working in Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles returned home with his wife Katina and their young daughter Eleanor. He is active in the community and has served on the boards of United Way, UNC Asheville Foundation, A-B Tech Foundation, Mountain Area Child and Family Center, and the Civic Center Commission.

Brian also serves in the North Carolina General Assembly serving his third term representing Buncombe County's House District 116. Brian sits on several committees including General Appropriations, Appropriations for Agriculture, Natural and Economic Resources, Education - Community Colleges, Alcoholic Beverage Control, Environment, Wildlife Resources, House Select Committee on School Safety, the Joint Legislative Administrative Procedure Oversight Committee, and the House Select Committee on COVID-19.

Brian holds a BA in Economics from Northwestern University and an MBA from Wake Forest University which helps provide a strong foundation for deal analysis and market insight.


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Service Areas & Specialties

Education

  • Northwestern University
  • Wake Forest University

Interests

  • Sculpture
  • Fitness
  • Hiking and Camping
  • Hunting and Fishing
  • Running
  • Travel
 
 

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How is the tax bill of a home determined in North Carolina?

Real property is appraised at 100% of market value and includes land, buildings, structures, and improvements. State law requires counties to reappraise every eight years, but many counties reappraise every four. A bill can be a combination of tax rates. For example, a home inside the City of Asheville and Asheville City School districts will have three separate tax rates represented on a bill: the Buncombe County rate, the City of Asheville rate, and the Asheville City School rate. All rates are totaled to calculate the total tax liability. Tax rate estimates for our mountain communities can be found on page 127 of the Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks Welcome magazine.

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