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Posted on March 17, 2014June 12, 2019 Author ArizonaBrief NewsComments Off on Property Tax Too High

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Metro Phoenix Property Tax Valuations are on the Rise. But will Property Taxes Climb Too?

Posted on February 27, 2018June 12, 2019 Author ArizonaBrief News

(Source: AZCentral): Catherine Reagor – If you own a metro Phoenix home, your latest Arizona property tax valuation is ready. It will soon arrive via mail or email, and most likely you will see an increase from last year. Overall, the value of single-family homes climbed almost 7.2 percent and condominium values climbed almost 10.5 percent last Read More…

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(Source: ArizonaBusinessDaily) The town of Florence is considering increasing property taxes 1.43 percent, which would bring in over $14,000 for the town coffers. A public meeting was held on July 17 at the Town Hall to discuss the proposal.  Officials said the increase was being considered as a result of an increase in property values. Read More…

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Posted on June 26, 2018June 12, 2019 Author ArizonaBrief News

(Source: AZCentral): Rebekah Sanders – Even though Maricopa County officials voted Monday to keep property-tax rates steady and to spend $43 million less from the county’s budget, homeowners still can expect higher bills due to rising home values. The county government estimated homeowners will see a roughly $6 increase on a $100,000 home in the coming year, which will Read More…

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Chandler Homeowners Say ‘Hidden’ Property Tax Penalty Fees Increases House Payment

Posted on June 12, 2019June 12, 2019 Author ArizonaBrief News Comments Off on Chandler Homeowners Say ‘Hidden’ Property Tax Penalty Fees Increases House Payment

(Source: AZFamily): Gary Harper – f you own property in Maricopa County, are you being overcharged for your taxes and not even know it? Some viewers continue to tell us that the County reclassified their homes as a rental or “secondary” property, which means they pay more in taxes. Kathryn Kerr has lived in her Chandler Read More…

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