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sf property tax is 1.2

• abernard1 6y ago
  Thank you! That would make property taxes in Austin need to be 3 * 1.2 or 3.6, which is double what they actually are. So people in SF pay basically double property tax of people in Austin for their houses, excluding the fact that houses in Austin are much larger.
  • starik36 6y ago
    You are just continuing to make numbers up in every post you make. Why not just google it? Here are the real numbers: https://www.austinchamber.com/economic-development/taxes-incentives/property-tax https://www.austinchamber.com/economic-development/taxes-inc...
    • abernard1 6y ago
      I did. But using your link, at Travis county (2.2267), once again, it'd need to 3.6% to be equivalent levels of absolute tax paid as SF. It's effectively 2.2267/3.6 (62%). It doesn't matter really how you slice this, because it's not subtle. People in Austin pay way less property tax than people in SF on equivalent housing, even before other taxes (only in SF) are taken into account.