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> which might be 10x more than the actually market value (sometimes even 50x, not kidding Given that the values have been recently reassessed [2016], i would l
by return0 10y ago
> which might be 10x more than the actually market value (sometimes even 50x, not kidding
Given that the values have been recently reassessed [2016], i would like to know where these 10x and 50x values are. Not disputing you, but curious to know.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoIs this data in Greece public the same as it is in the US? Can we obtain and aggregate this data? For science!
- return0 10y agoIt is, but bit hard to parse: http://www.et.gr/index.php/82-2013-01-30-08-00-00/204-4500 http://www.et.gr/index.php/82-2013-01-30-08-00-00/204-4500
- atmosx 10y ago> Given that the values have been recently reassessed [...] MY experience is from a bid in 2012-13. But out of curiosity, how would you asses this[1] situation? It's a random article I just googled... http://www.zougla.gr/greece/article/kalite-na-plirosi-enfia-gia-spiti-se-xorio-fantasma http://www.zougla.gr/greece/article/kalite-na-plirosi-enfia-...
- return0 10y agoThats really a fringe case of some long-forgotten property in a no-construction zone. The solution is to disown the property. It's not a comparison of real price <> assessment
- atmosx 10y agoYou think so? I came across another 2 cases of people I know who did not accept inheritance (houses in villages by remote dead relatives) because of ENFIA. How do you call that? Another fringe case? :-)
- return0 10y agoi call it fair. Why does having a business qualify you to pay taxes but having a property does not?