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It gets a bit tricky when those parcels also often have lower quality or fewer services. For example, no city water, 30+ minute fire and police response times,
by pseudo0 5y ago
It gets a bit tricky when those parcels also often have lower quality or fewer services. For example, no city water, 30+ minute fire and police response times, no local parks or libraries, etc. A fair formula would also have to take that into account somehow.
- dang_is_3r3ct3 5y agoIt’s not tricky at all. The fairness is already baked in. By choosing to live in a low density area far away from existing services, you’ll be paying more. A lot more.
- mikewarot 5y agoThe property will be less desirable, and thus have a lower value, and lower tax assessment. You'll lose some of those savings by having to drive everywhere any time you want goods or services.