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Property Taxes and Home Prices
- – – UPDATE – – - Do to the many, many comments I’ve recieved from people who seem to think I’m somehow bashing Houston here, I thought I’d repeat here what I posted in one of the comments: I’m not arguing that Houston collects disproportionately more taxes than other cities do, because I don’t [...]
Houston over NYC?
A quick wrap-up of a recently interesting dialogue… The New York Sun ran an article touting Houston’s advantages over New York. That lit-up the urban design and planning blogosphere. Tory Gattis gave the world a big “I told you so.” The gist of the article is: Houston is way more affordable for the middle-class, and [...]
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