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UPDATE: The below has been clarified to reflect the fact that PlanPhilly was concerned only with issues around the built and natural environments, as they […]
Philly.com has a story today that offers mixed messages about the results of the Actual Value Initiative, the property tax program that was put into […]
Chris Sawyer over at philadelinquency has performed another of his data dumps (in a good way) this year by releasing three files that you can […]
The city’s new tax relief program, PHL Tax LOOP, is part snappy acronym; LOOP stands for Longtime Owner Occupants Program (oh, to have been a […]
Property manager/owner/developer Allan Domb, who is also the president of the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors (GPAR), has become passionate about property tax collection. Last […]
A tax abatement — an exemption from paying taxes on a property for a given number of years — seems like a pretty terrific perk. […]
Should residents still have questions about the changes to their property taxes, the City will try to clarify matters during the course of two Telephone […]
We haven’t spoken about AVI in a while, which seemed to be for the best because the mere mention of the acronym was enough to […]
The choices, realistically, were current City Controller Alan Butkovitz and challenger Brett Mandel. They had significant differences of opinion about many things, but they both […]
Last week we reported that City Council–having repeatedly asked the mayor and the Office of Property Assessment to detail how it came up with the […]
The City’s chief assessor has announced that the Office of Property Assessment will post a document explaining how the new property assessments were determined–something that’s […]
Let’s start with the bad news about Philadelphia’s never-ending property assessment saga: Richie McKeithen, the city’s chief assessor, says that out of the approximately 31,000 […]
As always, we must remind you that there are no solid numbers yet, we don’t know the tax rate, nothing is resolved, and this is […]
Did you receive a property assessment in the mail in mid-February? Did you look at it and think, “That’s ridiculous–this house isn’t worth $XXX,XXX” and […]