Denver’s housing crisis isn’t about parking—it’s about people. As the city grows, officials are rethinking outdated parking mandates that drive up costs and stall development. By removing these rigid requirements, Denver hopes to make housing more affordable and flexible, allowing developers to[...]
Tag: Property Tax
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Senate lawmakers weigh questions of fairness in North Dakota property tax debate
Members of a Senate committee debated meaningful versus equitable property tax reform during hearings for two bills that would drastically affect how property tax is collected in the state. House Bill 1575, one of three bills advanced by the House earlier this[...]
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Gov. Armstrong: A Defining Moment for Property Tax Relief in North Dakota
American auto pioneer Henry Ford once said, “If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” With the legislative session reaching its halfway point, success is starting to come into focus as we continue working with lawmakers to deliver[...]
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North Dakota House sends 3 property tax reform bills to Senate
North Dakota’s House has approved three major property tax relief bills, each taking a different approach to cutting costs for residents and businesses. House Bill 1176 expands the primary residence tax credit and caps local tax increases at 3%, offering $503 million[...]
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To alleviate fire marshal office space issues, city Grand Forks moves to buy building (and a comment on property taxes)
Grand Forks is making room for its fire department to breathe. The City Council has recommended purchasing two lots near Fire Station No. 1 to ease overcrowding, particularly for the fire marshal’s office, which has long been short on space. The $850,000[...]
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Fargo area leaders urge local control as state works on property tax reform
Property tax relief is on the table in North Dakota, but local leaders are raising concerns about how a proposed 3% cap on annual levy increases could impact fast-growing communities. While supporters see it as a step toward easing the tax burden,[...]
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Armstrong signs first bill of 2025 legislative session, expanding eligibility for primary residence tax credit
The following was released by Governor Armstrong’s office. BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Kelly Armstrong today signed his first bill of the 2025 legislative session, expanding eligibility for the state’s $500 property tax credit on primary residences to allow an estimated 3,900 additional residences[...]
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City of Regina to consider upping taxes on derelict houses, downtown parking lots (Everyone in North Dakota Should Read This!)
In Regina, residents are growing increasingly frustrated with the sight of derelict houses and abandoned lots that have lingered for years. City council is now exploring a new taxation policy aimed at these nuisance properties, which would impose higher rates on neglected[...]
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North Dakota Legislature narrows property tax reform bills as key deadline approaches
North Dakota lawmakers are narrowing their focus on property tax reform, with just seven bills still in play as the session’s midpoint approaches. The most prominent, House Bill 1176, carries the governor’s backing and has been reshaped through committee amendments, though debate[...]
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Armstrong outlines plans for property tax relief, affordable housing and criminal justice reform
Governor Kelly Armstrong is already laying out his vision for North Dakota, just under two months into his term. His administration is prioritizing property tax relief, proposing significant increases to tax credits aimed at easing the financial burden on homeowners. With the[...]
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott wants to set a high bar for local tax increases
In Dallas, Governor Greg Abbott is advocating for a significant shift in Texas’ approach to property taxes, suggesting that local governments need voter approval from a two-thirds majority before any tax hikes. While Abbott emphasizes giving power to the people, many city[...]
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North Dakota State Tax Commissioner reminds North Dakotans of property tax credits
North Dakota residents may find some relief this tax season through property tax credits aimed at easing financial strain. The Homestead Property Tax Credit and Renter’s Refund programs are designed for homeowners and renters alike. Eligibility includes those aged 65 or older,[...]
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Montana Lawmakers ponder bills aimed a narrowing ag property tax loopholes
Montana lawmakers are evaluating two bills designed to tighten property tax benefits meant for agricultural landowners. House Bill 27 seeks to require owners of large properties to provide proof of farm income to qualify for agricultural status, while Senate Bill 4 proposes[...]
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Growth Ponzi Scheme Leaves Virginia Town With $34 Million Dilemma and a Hint For Minot
Elected officials across the country are facing an impossible financial reality. Promises made decades ago are coming due, and there isn’t enough cash on hand to address them all. Debt seems like the only way out of today’s problem, but everyone knows[...]
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Major property tax bill clears committee with flexibility on caps
House Bill 1176, which proposes a nearly $500 million plan to increase the property tax credit for homeowners and cap local governments’ tax increases at 3%, has cleared its first committee vote. Initially set to increase the tax credit to $1,550, the[...]
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City of Regina proposing 8.5 per cent property-tax increase in 2025 budget
The City of Regina is looking at a significant increase in their property taxes in 2025; a proposed 8.5% increase in taxes has been put on the table. In short, the cost of providing services has been rising faster than the budgets[...]