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Category Archives: Politics
So long and thanks for all the fish
From CNBC: Tax bill will slash by half the number of homeowners using the mortgage deduction The number of homeowners who will benefit from the mortgage tax break is expected to plummet this year by more than half, according to … Continue reading
Posted in Mortgages, National Real Estate, Politics
262 Comments
It’ll sit empty for decades…
From the Record: Toys R Us collapse creates large corporate office vacancy in Wayne The collapse of Toys R Us has placed a big question mark on a large tract of forested woodland in the heart of Wayne. Toys R … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Development, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
100 Comments
NJ Pension on Track! … to be fixed in 30 years.
From the Star Ledger: Have New Jersey’s pension woes finally bottomed out? ould it be true? Is New Jersey’s pension fund for public workers — among the worst-funded in the nation — really on the road to recovery? That’s what … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Humor, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
121 Comments
Oh boy…
From the Star Ledger: Will Phil Murphy veto giving police and fire unions control of their pensions? The state Legislature passed legislation Monday handing control of the pension fund for New Jersey’s police and firefighters over to its members. But … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
61 Comments
Low taxes, but not really.
For most of these towns, there are some pretty sizable factors that keep taxes low, but are largely irrelevant for the rest of NJ. From the Star Ledger: Here are the 30 N.J. towns with the lowest property taxes Last … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
46 Comments
So they aren’t moochers?
From the APP: Don’t blame NJ’s high taxes on ‘Moocher states’: Malanga Last year’s federal tax reform act has prompted a lot of hand wringing and hyperbolic language from New Jersey officials over the loss of the state and local … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
40 Comments
NJ fights back on business taxes, then taxes business
From the Star Ledger: We’ve got sure-fire plan to save small businesses from Trump tax law, N.J. lawmakers say New Jersey lawmakers who are already offering up a scheme to save homeowners the state and property tax deduction gutted by … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics
97 Comments
And they think this charitable contribution scheme has a chance?
From the Star Ledger: IRS action on prepaid property taxes slammed as ‘naked political payback’ against N.J. New Jersey Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. and other Democrats on Monday accused the Internal Revenue Service of “naked political payback” for refusing to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
89 Comments
Who is to blame?
From the Star Ledger: Trump trying to block funding for Gateway Tunnel project President Donald Trump is trying to block federal funding for the Gateway Tunnel project even though the House has already allocated $900 million for it, according to … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, NYC, Politics
34 Comments
Will it work?
From Bloomberg: New Jersey Senate Passes Charitable Tax Workaround New Jersey residents might be able to avoid federal deduction limits on property taxes by converting them to a charitable contribution under a proposal the state Senate approved Feb. 26. S.B. … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
146 Comments
Fulop – From Darling to Demon
From the Jersey Journal: Jersey City residents protest tax reval: ‘You’re taking our homes away from us’ Dozens of Downtown residents protested outside City Hall today to call attention to exorbitant tax increases they could see as a result of … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Gold Coast, Politics, Property Taxes
25 Comments
Governor who?
From NJ Spotlight: SWEENEY FORGES AHEAD WITH STATE TAX POLICY REVIEW, NO INPUT FROM MURPHY TEAM Major changes to the federal tax code recently enacted in Washington, D.C. may have significant and unexpected impact on the state economy, according to … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
67 Comments
NJ’s tax scheme … will fail
From the Star Ledger: Here’s how N.J. lawmakers propose to save your property tax break The state Senate began its work Thursday devising a way to prevent New Jersey taxpayers from losing a popular property tax break as a result … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
167 Comments
Net net … nothing?
From the Washington Post: Predictions of a crash in housing prices have not come true Were fears overblown that changes to the federal tax law would trigger plunging home values? You might recall the scary predictions that began coming last … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Employment, Housing Recovery, Politics
213 Comments
Taxing to fix the tax problem
From City Journal: New Jersey’s Tired Tax Tricks “New Jersey needs tax reform to guarantee relief from soaring taxes.” That was the plea Brendan Byrne, a Democratic former governor of the Garden State, made 43 years ago to a group … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
157 Comments