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Real Estate Group Warns Pandemic Could Worsen Effects of California 'Split-Roll' Tax Measure

Proposed Reform of State's Proposition 13 Heads for November Ballot
Passage of a November ballot measure would alter California property tax laws going back more than 40 years. (State of California)
Passage of a November ballot measure would alter California property tax laws going back more than 40 years. (State of California)
CoStar News
April 24, 2020 | 12:26 AM

The Los Angeles chapter of a prominent nationwide real estate group is opposing a split-roll property tax measure headed for California's November ballot, saying higher taxes from the proposal would compound financial problems facing commercial property owners during the coronavirus pandemic.

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