Cities to Lawmakers: One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Georgia city officials told the House Blue-Ribbon Study Committee on Local Government Taxation, Funding and Budgeting on October 21st that property tax changes need to fit very different local budgets and that state lawmakers should consider giving cities more tools instead of new limits.
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With a Fed Decision a Week Away, Lenders Show How Borrowers Are Handling Higher Rates
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Record Rent Highs in Three US Metro Areas as Rent Exceeds Budgets Everywhere
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Jay Knight, chairman and co-founder of the Georgia Residential Land Development Council, discusses the recent legislative win of SB447 and how it will help speed up the development process in Georgia.
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Make a Plan to Vote: Early Voting in Georgia Begins October 13th
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