[BIG CHANGE FROM 2027] The tax would increase from the current 0.60 to five euros per square meter. The city claims it wants to encourage long-term rentals and reduce housing prices, but the increase will not apply to all property owners. Citizens have the opportunity to submit comments until December 8
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[BIG CHANGE FROM 2027] The tax would increase from the current 0.60 to five euros per square meter. The city claims it wants to encourage long-term rentals and reduce housing prices, but the increase will not apply to all property owners. Citizens have the opportunity to submit comments until December 8