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Originally Posted by ponytrekker
In Westchester, prices have recovered but they are NOT rising at the rate they did before the crash. They are moderately stable and going up, but they are NOT going up at the rate they were before 2008. Now, though houses priced under a million in villages with a reasonable tax rate will sell under a weekend but they aren't going up over a million. That has everything to do with the tax rate.
Being that NYC's budget is less dependent on property tax, even though increases have similarly slowed in NYC, they are probably going to increase more than Westchester. But if Trump's policies get wiped out, it will reverse.
To ALL: That's how you make a point without an ad hominem attack.
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Agreed, let’s stop with the attacks, we’re not children here.
Everyone is making valid points here. Let’s keep this civilized. We can have a spirited debate/conversation without attaching each other.