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Originally Posted by peter12
Curious why you think that? It is certainly not the largest - that belongs to discretionary zoning.
Hell yes, of course. It's a resource like anything else, why shouldn't it be taxed? As Roughneck said though, I'm more concerned with the low tax bill before a house is actually built on a parcel of land, thus contributing more to the wastage of single-family homes. Why not encourage the best and most efficient use for a piece of land and encourage more types of development options?
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Ya know Pete, I just got a place in Canmore, another condo.
And I think, I may always be a condo person. Whether in the mountains, by the beach. As my NW increases, of course nicer condos.
I'm a bit of a minimalist, although man -- the one thing I yearn for is my very own garage. Condo's that have exclusive garages are rare.
So I suppose, my gripe is "I'm sick of having my car in a shared space" Ha, that sounds overly pretentious. Whatever. Judge me. Lol.