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what causes property taxes to go up

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Lynne
11/28/2025, 06:32:00 AM

Increases in property taxes often result from higher property assessments reflecting market growth. Local governments may also raise tax rates or approve new levies and bonds to fund public services, schools, and infrastructure, leading to larger bills for homeowners even if their property hasn’t changed.

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