Thursday, Aug 19, 2010

The bust in the housing market that began nearly three years ago has hit them like a

Reuters: For local governments housing crisis keeps hitting

The bust in the housing market that began nearly three years ago has hit them like a slow-moving avalanche, first striking with abandoned properties and rising homelessness. Some also saw drops in sales tax revenue as people, feeling poorer after the slide in home values, pared back on shopping trips.
Now, property taxes are falling. The housing slump pushed down property values but that has only recently affected property tax collections, as there can be as much as a three-year lag in assessing properties.

Posted by mark @ 01:43 PM (464 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. miken said...

This article is about the US housing market which I don't care about. I don't see any relevance to the UK houseprices whatsoever IMO.
This site is called housepricecrash.CO.UK!

Thursday, August 19, 2010 10:05PM Report Comment
 

2. mark said...

miken why are you so set against so many articles? USA housing and other articles have an impact on the uk...

Friday, August 20, 2010 01:34PM Report Comment
 

3. miken said...

I'm not against your articles, it's just you post some articles without explaining the relevance to this site.
It's good to write a meaningful comment (or article description) on why the article is associated with UK house prices if it's not clear why the article is relevant.
Please explain how do they impact prices here?
Why would house prices in one country affect the house prices in another?

Friday, August 20, 2010 05:44PM Report Comment
 

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