Holy housing bubble. And just at the very moment the politicians at City Hall are talking about the need for new 'revenue tools' (TAXES).
While the political tools say a higher property assessment doesn't necessarily mean higher property taxes... who are they kidding? I am just wondering what this will translate into as a property tax increase...
While the political tools say a higher property assessment doesn't necessarily mean higher property taxes... who are they kidding? I am just wondering what this will translate into as a property tax increase...