Friend lives on border of two states, noticed a large price difference. Told him it’s likely higher property taxes in the lower cost state. It was.
My question is this, the property tax is a sunk cost. Do property taxes work in a similar manner as tariffs, where some GDP is lost overall and future growth is impacted?
Ignoring external factors such as crime, community improvement etc, should both states’ real estate appreciate in value roughly the same? Or will the higher taxed state have slower growth?
My question is this, the property tax is a sunk cost. Do property taxes work in a similar manner as tariffs, where some GDP is lost overall and future growth is impacted?
Ignoring external factors such as crime, community improvement etc, should both states’ real estate appreciate in value roughly the same? Or will the higher taxed state have slower growth?