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I don't think this statement is true because in high cost areas developers still don't develop because higher price also mean higher land costs. On top of that
by xphos 4y ago
I don't think this statement is true because in high cost areas developers still don't develop because higher price also mean higher land costs. On top of that places like NY have lower taxes but not enough development over a long term scale. This taxes codes don't change on a whim. There is also a factor of zoning when it comes to build there very well might not be any land to develop near a city because it's all saturated from long term speculation
- cryptonector 4y agoIn NYC property taxes are almost certainly the least relevant issue. In NYC there is a tremendous amount of political friction around new high-rise construction.