Property Tax Assessment Rates and Residential Abandonment

David D. Arsen

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Abstract Netghbothood abandonment rates is New York City are predieted Within a model which investigates the imporatnce of property tax assessments building conditions adn tenant characteristies in owners’abandonment decision The results indicate that tax assessment rate are a mojor determinant of abon donment, and point to policy changes capable of showing the spread of aban donment in vulnerble netghbot hoods

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1972The property tax: An excise tax or a profits tax?1986Property taxes and urban housing abandonment

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