Policy experts battled with Wu administration officials over their assertions that the latest city data indicates commercial values are falling at a faster clip than initially predicted and could wreck Boston’s finances for years to come.&nbsp;


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-18 20:07:06">October 18, 2024 at 8:07 p.m.</time>

Policy experts battled with Wu administration officials over their assertions that the latest city data indicates commercial values are falling at a faster clip than initially predicted and could w…{ai:summary}<p>Policy experts challenged Wu administration claims that recent city data shows a sharper decline in commercial values than expected, potentially jeopardizing Boston's financial stability for years. </p><p>The debate highlights concerns over the city's economic outlook. #economy</p>

Experts say falling commercial values could ‘wreck’ Boston finances for years, disputing mayor’s economic outlook

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