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Taxes · BostonBoston is raising property tax rates on single family homes again next yaer. Mayor Michelle Wu said those taxes will jump 13 percent, the second straight year of double-digit increases. The mayor tried to limit the increase by shifting some of the burden to commercial property owners, but that plan failed to get necessary approval from Beacon Hill. Wu said next year’s tax hike will translate to $780 for the average homeowner.See the Story
Boston Property Taxes to Jump 13 Percent, Second Straight Year with Double Digit Increase - Boston News, Weather, Sports
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FTC · DenverOne of Colorado’s largest landlords will soon be required to disclose the total price of its apartments to prospective tenants, ending its practice of not publicly listing additional fees in advertisements. The agreement between Greystar, federal regulators and the Colorado Attorney General’s Office was announced Tuesday, ending a nearly year-old lawsuit that had accused the property management giant of illegally misrepresenting costs to renter…See the Story
Colorado, FTC Reach $24M Settlement with Greystar on Hidden Fees Lawsuit
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