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ParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipantCool chart wawardal. You can find similar charts of neighborhoods (unfortunately of shorter durations) at Rereport.com
They aren’t as good as your chart, but its still useful to keep your eyes on a basket of neighborhoods rather than just one imo.
ParticipantCool chart wawardal. You can find similar charts of neighborhoods (unfortunately of shorter durations) at Rereport.com
They aren’t as good as your chart, but its still useful to keep your eyes on a basket of neighborhoods rather than just one imo.
ParticipantCool chart wawardal. You can find similar charts of neighborhoods (unfortunately of shorter durations) at Rereport.com
They aren’t as good as your chart, but its still useful to keep your eyes on a basket of neighborhoods rather than just one imo.
ParticipantCool chart wawardal. You can find similar charts of neighborhoods (unfortunately of shorter durations) at Rereport.com
They aren’t as good as your chart, but its still useful to keep your eyes on a basket of neighborhoods rather than just one imo.
ParticipantCool chart wawardal. You can find similar charts of neighborhoods (unfortunately of shorter durations) at Rereport.com
They aren’t as good as your chart, but its still useful to keep your eyes on a basket of neighborhoods rather than just one imo.
ParticipantI would argue that spending is the bulk of the problem. Property tax revenue has gone up faster than the rate of inflation most years of the past few decades.
Although it has softened in recent years, the real estate boom left us with a fortune from a tax revenue point of view. The fact that we were able to outspend the boom leaves me to believe that spending is the true culprit.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080606/news_1n6prop13.html
ParticipantI would argue that spending is the bulk of the problem. Property tax revenue has gone up faster than the rate of inflation most years of the past few decades.
Although it has softened in recent years, the real estate boom left us with a fortune from a tax revenue point of view. The fact that we were able to outspend the boom leaves me to believe that spending is the true culprit.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080606/news_1n6prop13.html
ParticipantI would argue that spending is the bulk of the problem. Property tax revenue has gone up faster than the rate of inflation most years of the past few decades.
Although it has softened in recent years, the real estate boom left us with a fortune from a tax revenue point of view. The fact that we were able to outspend the boom leaves me to believe that spending is the true culprit.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080606/news_1n6prop13.html
ParticipantI would argue that spending is the bulk of the problem. Property tax revenue has gone up faster than the rate of inflation most years of the past few decades.
Although it has softened in recent years, the real estate boom left us with a fortune from a tax revenue point of view. The fact that we were able to outspend the boom leaves me to believe that spending is the true culprit.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080606/news_1n6prop13.html
ParticipantI would argue that spending is the bulk of the problem. Property tax revenue has gone up faster than the rate of inflation most years of the past few decades.
Although it has softened in recent years, the real estate boom left us with a fortune from a tax revenue point of view. The fact that we were able to outspend the boom leaves me to believe that spending is the true culprit.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080606/news_1n6prop13.html
ParticipantAh the dreaded double post-
They’re made with plastic pelets, not beans after all. Damn.
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