>It is a total myth, an urban ledgend spread by, by school unions, among others, that higher property taxes sustain high property values.
It is a total myth, an urban ledgend spread by, by school unions, among others, that higher property taxes sustain high property values.
High taxes erode property values.
Low taxes support property “value”. It’s common sense. There are numerous real estate studies available, assuming you can comprehend what you read.
I guess you believed the car dealer that said a more expensive lease means your car is better and you neighbor will envy you more.
And as for the correlation between HIGHER taxes and BETTER services, that bond has been smashed years ago by government bloat.
