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The Colorado legislature’s inaction so far this year on a long-term fix effort to address rising property tax bills has prompted two fiscal policy nonprofits — one conservative and the other …

The Colorado legislature’s inaction so far this year on a long-term fix effort to address rising property tax bills has prompted two fiscal policy nonprofits — one conservative and the other …

Some Colorado homeowners reaped the benefits of skyrocketing home prices in recent years, selling homes for much more than they paid to buy them. But for those who stay put, there’s a drawback: When home prices rise, so do families’ property tax bills.

Editor’s note: Stories in this list received the most page views on SummitDaily.com from March 5-11. 1. Colorado property owners to face astronomical tax increases next year Colorado homeowners, no longer protected by the Gallagher Amendment,...

Colorado homeowners, no longer protected by the Gallagher Amendment, face unprecedented and unsettling increases in their property taxes next year as the run-up in home prices during the pandemic works its way into the state’s tax...

If you own a home in Colorado, be prepared for higher property taxes in 2023.

If you own a home in Colorado, be prepared for higher property taxes in 2023.

If you own a home in Colorado, be prepared for higher property taxes in 2023.

If you own a home in Colorado, be prepared for higher property taxes in 2023.

If you own a home in Colorado, be prepared for higher property taxes in 2023.