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Mayor Avula Applauds Action to Protect Core Services, Avoid Budget Cuts

… passage of ORD. 2025-207 , which maintains the real estate tax rate at $1.20 and avoids $17 million in cuts to essential services. General property taxes are the single largest source of revenue for …

Relief, investment, and opportunity creation in the City of Richmond

… revenue will be spent, city staff proposes a two-cent tax rate reduction and uses the additional revenue for … resort casino project can purposefully be used to provide property tax relief for residents across the city,” said …

City of Richmond, partners to address abandoned, underused properties

… City of Richmond, partners to address abandoned, underused properties Submitted by Sam.Schwartzko… on Tue, 03/23/2021 - … referred to as Coalition,   with a $600,000 grant to assess properties under its Brownfields Program. The federal grant … its coalition partners to assess commercial and industrial properties in target areas with environmental contaminants …

Real Estate

… Finance 900 E. Broad Street Richmond, VA 23219 Real Estate Taxes   The City’s Real Estate Taxes are managed by the … Dates, Penalties, and Interest  Rate: $1.20 per $100 of the property’s assessed value  Dates:    January 1 value of real …

Mayor announces partnership with Capital Regional Land Conservancy, James River Association, Conservation Fund and city to preserve riverfront property for public use

… Conservation Fund and city to preserve riverfront property for public use Submitted by Sam.Schwartzko… on Thu, … to announce that it has entered a contract to purchase the properties located at 3011 and 3021 Dock Street in the City … Once funding is secured to permanently protect the property from development most of it will be transferred to …

FY26 Budget Introduction Speech, as prepared

… It is a fiscally responsible plan that DOES NOT RAISE TAXES. It reflects our shared vision of an effective city … 8-mile box, tiny in comparison to our regional neighbors. Property taxes from that tiny box are our single largest …

Mayor Unveils Balanced $3 Billion Budget that Invests in Schools, Public Safety, Housing Affordability, and Government Efficiency

… The Mayor delivered a balanced budget without raising taxes. This was accomplished despite having to close a $50 … which is home to a significant share of tax-exempt properties occupied by state government entities, aging …

Mayor Stoney highlights three years of steady progress, announces bold 2020 initiatives in State of the City Address

… inequity   By the end of February, developers and property-owners will have the option of contracting with a … administration has completed every CAFR on time, and the tax collection rate has increased to 97 percent, the highest … of a broader effort to reorganize Human Services to be more person-centered and responsive to community needs.   …

Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Resources

… for workers. Developers Guide Homeowners/Renters HUD Property Owners Non-Profits Small & Large Business Owners   … (IRA) that allows developers to monetize three clean energy tax credits by transferring them to other taxpayers, … capital providers and repay that loan in a similar way to property taxes. The unique thing about C-PACE is that the …

The Affordable Housing Trust Fund

… The “Rebate Roll-Off” Prior to 2021, certain real estate properties benefited from partial tax exemptions. When those exemptions expired, the City … — was designated to fund the AHTF.     2019: Tax Delinquent Property Sales Up to $1,000,000 per year from the proceeds …

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