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How does the City sell Surplus Properties?: When properties are declared surplus by the Mayor and Aldermen, the properties are made available for sale to the public. In accordance with state law, all such sales are to the highest responsible bidder, either by sealed bids or by auction after due notice has been given. The City typically solicits sealed bids from the public by issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP).

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1. How does the City calculate my property value?: The City obtains an independent appraisal to determine the fair market value of a property.

2. How does the City sell Surplus Properties?: When properties are declared surplus by the Mayor and Aldermen, the properties are made available for sale to the public. In accordance with state law, all such sales are to the highest responsible bidder, either by sealed bids or by auction after due notice has been given. The City typically solicits sealed bids from the public by issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP).

3. Does the Real Estate Services Department manage the demolition and/or new construction of City Projects?: No. For information regarding City demolition and/or new construction projects, please contact the Office of Capital Projects Management at (912) 351-3409 or visit their website at the following link: Office of Capital Projects Management