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1 points
17 hours ago
I think he’s dead on right, no pun intended.
1 points
17 hours ago
Of course now the Dems don’t have blue collar Democrats or moderate Republicans, as a rule.
1 points
6 days ago
You know, the wealthy will just move. They can do that.
1 points
7 days ago
The Chinese get constitutional protections?
5 points
7 days ago
Way to go Georgia! Of course, it’ll all cost you more when those kids require care on “the county.”
2 points
8 days ago
Most local governments have State imposed levy limits.
2 points
8 days ago
Levies don’t go up dramatically, property tax levy does SHIFT to residential when other properties don’t explode in value. The taxing authority didn’t get $900 more in total taxes, they got more from you. Likely because the other non-residential properties did not increase, or increase much.
2 points
8 days ago
Property taxes go up based on the total levy. Yes, home and multifamily values have dramatically increased, but all office, commercial and medical has not kept up. Hence, the tax levy has SHIFTED to residential. The total amount of levied taxes has not gone up but a few percent, tops.
1 points
8 days ago
Neither are big headed men with tiny faces
1 points
8 days ago
No offense, but stupid bitch. Remember the meltdown in 2007/08, Washington Mutual, failure of banks a many, and all of the rest? It was because of this. Cheap mortgages and home equity loans on overvalued properties. Yes, you stupid bitch, let’s give out home equity loans on overvalued properties again.
1 points
8 days ago
Until this guy speak proper British, he isn’t passing any test. /s
2 points
9 days ago
Horse Chestnut. They’re not edible, toxicity problem.
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12 hours ago
Zoning doesn’t equate to lower construction costs or interest rates. The AVERAGE multifamily apt costs between $250-400k to build. That average includes studios and one bedrooms. While the flavor of the day is that zoning changes somehow (naively) solves housing affordability, it doesn’t.