Is that possible rate of properties will Decrease in Future ?
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Properties rate
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no, maybe yes.
Of course, it is difficult to know what question has been asked; "rate of properties" is meaningless. It could mean rate of building new properties, or rate of increase, (decrease), in property value. Or even, in some tax areas, the tax rate charged by government tax departments on properties.
Land value?
Mark
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Has some of the lowest property rates in the nation. Of course they also have an income tax. Florida rates are a bit higher and now property values are cheap due to last real estate market drop, and they have no income tax, but do have a high sales tax rate. One way or another, they all get something from you.
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