Property Tax Assessments Down on Oahu

Property tax assessments are down on Oahu

Property tax assessments were mailed out to Oahu property owners last week, down 6.7% compared with a year ago.  The decrease is a mixed blessing.  For owners of Oahu real estate it means a break in taxes, always a positive for the wallet.  On the flip side it means less money for the counties within the State of Hawaii, a tough position regarding services like education and healthcare.

According to a recent article from the Honolulu Advertiser, “The total gross assessed valuation of all taxable property dropped from $191.2 billion to $178.3 billion.”  On the bright side property sales on Oahu seem to be picking up and the recession appears to be slowly ending across the nation.

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