1. Monday, May 30, 2011 - 8:10 PM
Right at the housing peak, many towns "revalued" real estate for the purpose of substantially raising property taxes. With taxes at those peak values, we've been learning how towns are more broke than people ever imagined possible. Theoretically, housing price drops should reflect in lower property taxes.... where will that leave many local budgets? Specifically, as Meredith Whitney expresses, where will that leave the numerous municipal bonds and bond holders? There's a lot happening in this nation simultaneously... housing, as big a deal as it is, is just one of the symptoms... of a far darker sickness. Is there a Dr. In the house?
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