July 3, 2025

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Wyoming Legislators Aren’t Done Looking For Ways To Lower Property Taxes

Wyomingites could see more property tax relief in the years ahead.  Fresh off of the passage of one of Wyoming’s largest tax cuts in its history, Wyoming House Revenue Committee Chairman Tony Locke, R-Casper, told Cowboy State Daily he considers the newly effective laws providing residential property owners a 25% tax break and providing some long-term homeowners a 50%

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Property tycoon Ong Beng Seng’s guilty plea adjourned

SINGAPORE: Property tycoon Ong Beng Seng, who faces two charges in relation to former transport minister S Iswaran’s case, has had his guilty plea adjourned, court records show. The 79-year-old was originally set to plead guilty on Thursday (Jul 3), but this has been changed to a pre-trial conference on Jul 8 at 9.30am. In response

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How Property Managers Can Successfully Implement IoT

John Alexander is the co-founder of Connect IoT, LLC. getty After two decades in the construction and technology sectors, I have observed a clear evolution in property management. What was once a reactive field has become increasingly data-driven and proactive. The most significant driver of this shift is the Internet of Things (IoT), especially in

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Florida property insurer wants to increase rates 31%. More to come?

See a tornado that formed over Alligator Alley during Hurricane Milton The tornado formed Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2024, over Alligator Alley near Weston in Broward County and moved north toward Belle Glade in Palm Beach County. Florida lawmakers aimed to curb rising property insurance costs and excessive litigation by changing lawsuit rules in 2022. Despite

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Montana mailing out new property assessment notices

HELENA — Montanans are soon going to find out how their property values have changed over the last two years, and how that could affect their taxes. The Montana Department of Revenue announced Monday that they are now mailing notices with updated market and taxable values for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural properties. Leaders say

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Future of Jackson County commercial property assessments remains uncertain

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Jackson County Legislature voted on two proposed ordinances regarding commercial property assessments on Monday. The legislature decided to hold off for a week on considering an ordinance to cap commercial property assessments at 15%. Another ordinance to extend the deadline for assessment appeals by roughly 2 1/2 weeks didn’t pass.

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Four-bedroom home sells for $2.1 million

6190 Contra Costa Road – Google Street ViewA spacious house located in the 6100 block of Contra Costa Road in Oakland has a new owner. The 2,635-square-foot property, built in 1994, was sold on April 25, 2025 for $2,100,000, or $797 per square foot. This two-story home has four bedrooms and one bath. The property

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New Nebraska laws in effect Tuesday July 1 include gaming tax, pay raises, property tax hike rules

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) – As the State of Nebraska moves into a new fiscal year Tuesday, a handful of new tax laws go into effect, along with some state salary increases and policy requirements. Starting Tuesday, all public and private colleges and universities in Nebraska must report any funding — including contracts, gifts, grants, etc.

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JRK Property Holdings Acquires Chase Knolls in Sherman Oaks and WestEnd in D.C.

Los Angeles-based JRK Property Holdings acquired Chase Knolls in Sherman Oaks and a high-rise apartment tower in Washington, D.C., in separate transactions for an aggregate of $315 million. Chase Knolls is a 401-unit garden-style apartment community in Sherman Oaks that was built in 1949 with 260 units. It was expanded in 2021 with 141 additional

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LA Wildfire: How to Get Permits for ADUs, RVs, and Temporary Housing

When wildfire destroys your home, having a safe place to live while you rebuild is essential. In response to the January 2025 wildfires, state and local leaders in Los Angeles County created new, faster pathways for survivors to place temporary or smaller permanent housing units on their properties. If you’re planning to move back onto

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