US EditionBudget Assumptions, Perfect for Retirees, Stability at City Hall
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Boston’s 2026 Budget: Prioritizing Stability in Uncertain Times
With Boston projected to lose about $1.4 billion in commercial property tax revenue over the next five years, the city’s new budget is less about growth and more about long–term stability. Property taxes are anticipated to make up 72 percent of the city’s total revenue in 2026, whereas in 2019 they comprised roughly 65 percent. As a point of comparison, New York City’s property taxes accounted for only about 44 percent of its 2024 budget. Bosto…
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