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Officials say blighted properties could get taxed higher - The Champion Newspaper | 404-373-7779

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Owners of properties throughout DeKalb County with severe deterioration or shuttered businesses could see their property tax bill increase 10-fold.
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Officials say blighted properties could get taxed higher - The Champion Newspaper | 404-373-7779

Owners of properties throughout DeKalb County with severe deterioration or shuttered businesses could see their property tax bill increase 10-fold.

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thechampionnewspaper.com broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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