Burritt Real Estate LLC v. New Britain: On July 7, 1997, long after a real estate and banking shakeout that caused Burritt Savings Bank to be sold by federal authorities, the two New Britain buildings that served as the bank’s headquarters sold for $111,000.
The properties, at 267 and 277 Main St., have remained vacant for more than a decade. Even so, property tax assessments rose. In October 2007, New Britain notified the owners of a $1,431,800 assessment for the two buildings, up from $998,260.
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