This Week in Real Estate: Tax Changes Impact Buyers and Sellers
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This Week In Real Estate:
Here are the top two real estate news updates for this week:
- Georgia Property Tax Changes Could Help Homeownersβ
Last year, Georgia voters said βyesβ to a new rule that limits how much property taxes can go up each year. But many counties and school systems decided not to follow the rule. Now, lawmakers are asking them to change their minds. If more places follow the rule, homeowners could see smaller tax increases, making it easier to afford their homes. π Read moreβ
- Federal Government Cancels Building Leasesβ
The U.S. government is canceling leases on hundreds of office spaces, including some IRS and court buildings. This is part of a plan to save money. It might cause problems in some cities that rely on those buildings for jobs and business. In Georgia, this could mean fewer government offices and slower services in some areas. π Read moreβ
Why This Matters for Buyers and Sellers
- Buyers: You may save money if property taxes go up more slowly. But some areas might have fewer government jobs or offices, which could change how people feel about living there.
- Sellers: Lower taxes could help your home sell faster. But if your area is affected by government cuts, it might take longer to find a buyer.
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