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COLUMN: Property tax con job continues | Jon Caldara - Vimarsana News

COLUMN: Property tax con job continues | Jon Caldara

If you’ve opened your property tax assessment you’ve already had your coronary. Your property value has gone up between 30% and 70%.

Pop some popcorn, dim the lights for inaugural Colorado political film festival | TRAIL MIX - Vimarsana News

Pop some popcorn, dim the lights for inaugural Colorado political film festival | TRAIL MIX

It might be the halfway point between last year's midterms and this fall's off-year election, but there's certainly been no let-up in the frenetic bustle of political activity, nationally and

Interview: Gov. Jared Polis outlines his plan to cushion the blow ahead of huge property tax increases next year - Vimarsana News

Interview: Gov. Jared Polis outlines his plan to cushion the blow ahead of huge property tax increases next year

The governor also acknowledged that he won’t get his way on his biggest legislative priority this session – a landmark package of land-use reforms.

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Colorado property tax increases: Home values see unprecedented gains - Vimarsana News

Colorado property tax increases: Home values see unprecedented gains

Nine county assessors along Colorado's Front Range revealed median increases in properties. The two-year increases are unprecedented, ranging from 33% in Denver County to 47% in Douglas County.

Unprecedented gains in Colorado home values preview budget-busting property tax hikes next year - Vimarsana News

Unprecedented gains in Colorado home values preview budget-busting property tax hikes next year

Assessors revealed 33 percent increases in Denver residential property valuations, and a spike of nearly 50 percent in Douglas County.