As Boston Mayor Michelle Wu tries again to push through a controversial property tax relief measure for homeowners, the latest battleground has emerged over what some city councilors and residents view as inequities in home value assessments.&nbsp;


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-28 05:43:42">January 28, 2025 at 5:43 AM EST</time>

As Boston Mayor Michelle Wu tries again to push through a controversial property tax relief measure for homeowners, the latest battleground has emerged over what some city councilors and residents …{ai:summary}<p>Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is advocating for a property tax relief measure aimed at homeowners. The proposal has sparked debate among city councilors and residents, who are concerned about perceived inequities in home value assessments.</p><p>#politics</p>

Varying home assessments emerge as latest tax battle at Boston City Council hearing

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