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In 2020, Colorado voters decided to repeal the state's "Gallagher Amendment". It played a role in the cost of property taxes in the state.

Barely 12 hours after the bill became available for policymakers to inspect for the first time, a legislative panel approved Gov. Jared Polis proposal that seeks to offer relief to Coloradans facing a sharp hike in property taxes.

Today is May 2, 2023 and here is what you need to know:

The Teller County Assessor said residential property values in Cripple Creek are up by 60-65% while Woodland Park is seeing a 35-40% increase.

Greetings, fellow property owners of La Plata County. You’ve likely heard the value of real estate in Colorado has seen a substantial increase over the past two years. It’s true, values have increased...

The Colorado General Assembly is in its final days of the 2023 session, with adjournment to take place no later than Monday, May 8 at midnight.Lawmakers have at least 200 bills to complete in the fina

As Notices of Valuation hit mailboxes this week, the Assessor’s Office has seen a median increase of between 40-60% in actual values from 2021.

The fate of property tax policy will likely be in the hands of Colorado voters this November as lawmakers and the governor try for long-term solutions to the state's skyrocketing property values.

Gov. Jared Polis on Monday announced voters will be asked to approve a measure in November to address the anticipated spike in property taxes.