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Originally Posted by MacDougalbry
Don't count on checking the site this morning. The time on the message on the web site keeps changing. Originally, it was supposed to be available at 8:00AM.
BTW, just because your assessed value goes up does not mean your taxes go up. The tax rate gets adjusted downward to reflect the increase in average property values.
Preliminary data released by the City last month indicated that most people will see very little increase in their taxes. Those hit hardest will be in newer communities in the North East and to a lesser extent the far South. People living in the inner city will actually see a decline in taxes... Property values in the Kensington-Sunnyside type areas have not increased as fast as overall prices in the city, which may actually come as somewhat of a surprise.
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Thats excatly right... I'm in one of thoes communites in the deep south, so the average increase in Assessed value has jumped substantially seeing as most of the assements last year were for "Builder purchase" price. So last year you guys were subsiding my property taxes... looks like this year I'll be paying my fair share back
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