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Over the course of a decade go from a max of 2%/year to something like 10%/year. Maybe some extra tax breaks for those who lost equity when selling a long-term residence (doubt, probably just slow their growth)


Right, some kind of phase-in would be necessary.

The opposite damage I'm talking about is forcing people to lose their houses for inability to pay current-FMV property taxes. Mostly older/retired/fixed income people. This would apply to any phase-in schedule too.


You could implement some sort of right of first refusal for any multi-family build on that land.




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