OTTAWA房屋价格2012评估会有24%上升

[OTTCHIN]

恭喜OTTAWA所有业主啦, 星期四的OTTAWA CITIZEN报道, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)对于OTTAWA 2012年的屋业评估较四年之前会有24%的平均升幅, 其中GLEBE/WESTBORO 会高于平均值24%.



一边是房屋市场前景看跌, 另一面却是市政府狂涨屋业估价, 好不矛盾. MPAC基本上都是安省市长们的亲戚啊. 估计秋季9/10月份大家就会收到评估信函的.

 

[mimi_ge]

4年涨24percent，不是很正常吗

 

[ccc]

四年啊！我还以为同去年比较呢。

 

[柠檬CC]

怎么涨都比国内便宜，等我毕业了的时候，最好在暴跌一下

 

[简单简单]

2年前刚拿的评估还会再来一张啊？真的假的？

 

[dsss]

恭喜OTTAWA所有业主啦, 星期四的OTTAWA CITIZEN报道, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)对于OTTAWA 2012年的屋业评估较四年之前会有24%的平均升幅, 其中GLEBE/WESTBORO 会高于平均值24%.



一边是房屋市场前景看跌, 另一面却是市政府狂涨屋业估价, 好不矛盾. MPAC基本上都是安省市长们的亲戚啊. 估计秋季9/10月份大家就会收到评估信函的.

那文章我看了，楼主啊你没把内容转全吧~

The average value of an Ottawa home has gone up 24 per cent over the past four years, says the province's property-assessment corporation.

has gone 翻译成“会有”

That sets a new baseline for property taxes for the four years to come. In short, if you own a home whose value has increased exactly 24 per cent, your taxes won't change.

If your home's value has risen more than 24 per cent, your property taxes will go up.

If your home's value has risen less than 24 per cent, your property taxes will go down.

Either way, the change will be made one step at a time over the next four years.

That change will happen automatically and separately from property-tax increases voted by city council in each year's budget.

Read more: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/busine...operty+bills/6990747/story.html#ixzz21yIlPqXL

 

[GoldMonkey]

那文章我看了，楼主啊你没把内容转全吧~

这就清楚多了，多谢。

 

[OTTCHIN]

那文章我看了，楼主啊你没把内容转全吧~

看样子没几个人看出我的真正CONCERN, 您老除外.

如果我们的PROTPERTY-TAX也涨24%, 那好多人就歇菜了,我首先就投降咯. 文章是解释了以下几点, 但到时候不知道怎么执行啊. 拭目以待吧!



"That sets a new baseline for property taxes for the four years to come. In short, if you own a home whose value has increased exactly 24 per cent, your taxes won't change.

If your home's value has risen more than 24 per cent, your property taxes will go up.

If your home's value has risen less than 24 per cent, your property taxes will go down.

Either way, the change will be made one step at a time over the next four years."