数据来源：国家统计局 2020年-2025年我国房产税收入统计图 相关报告：智研咨询发布的《2026-2032年中国税务服务行业竞争现状及投资策略研究报告》 2025年，我国房产税5212亿元，比上年上涨10.8%，占税收收入的比重为2.96%，占比较上年增加0.27个 百分点。 ...

Core Insights - California's effective property tax rate is 0.74%, lower than the national average of 0.99%, but high home values lead to substantial tax bills [1][2] - Proposition 13 caps property tax increases at 2% annually, but new buyers face taxes based on full market value, creating disparities in tax burdens across counties [1][2] Property Tax Overview - The median annual property tax in Marin County is the highest in California at $5,500, with a median home value of $1.47 million and an effective tax rate of 0.63% [2] - Santa Clara County has a median property tax of $4,694, with a median home value of $1.94 million, reflecting an effective rate of 0.75% [2] - San Mateo County, with the highest median home value over $2 million, has a median property tax of $4,424, showcasing the impact of Proposition 13 [2] County Rankings - Orange County ranks 10th with a median annual property tax of $3,404 and a median home value of $1.2 million [1] - Alameda County, home to Oakland and Berkeley, has a median property tax of $3,993, reflecting an effective rate of 1.21% [1] - San Francisco County has a median property tax of $4,311, driven by high home values and additional voter-approved bonds [1][2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the Chinese real estate market is entering a long-term adjustment period, with average housing prices declining from 11,000 yuan per square meter in mid-2021 to 9,560 yuan by June 2022, indicating a significant drop [2] - A large number of new and second-hand houses are flooding the market, while the demand for home purchases is gradually decreasing due to factors such as the exit of investment demand, the end of large-scale shantytown renovations, and the slowing urbanization process [2] - The introduction of property tax is anticipated, which could increase the holding costs for those with multiple properties, leading to a surge of housing supply in the market and downward pressure on prices [2] Group 2 - The construction of affordable housing is accelerating across various regions, which will effectively divert housing demand. This includes the introduction of rental housing and shared ownership housing, benefiting low- and middle-income families [4] - The demand for commercial housing is expected to be effectively diverted, leading to a higher probability of housing prices returning to a reasonable range [4] - The sentiment among potential homebuyers is shifting, with concerns about becoming "the last buyer" in a declining market [3]

A $500 million shift in Chicago’s property tax burden to homeowners from downtown businesses is sparking outrage in many struggling neighborhoods https://t.co/vL6Tol4oBW ...

Two of the country's largest states are toying with property tax policies that would erode local autonomy and make towns more susceptible to authoritarian-leaning lawmakers, writes @MaryEllenKlas (via @opinion) https://t.co/UGd1TP54t4 ...

Taxation Policy & Economic Impact - The American right has been trained to oppose any and all taxes, but this is a terrible idea [1] - Taxes are necessary, and property tax distortions are less significant than alternatives like income tax [2] - Removing property taxes would lead to higher taxes on working young people and increased home prices, benefiting retirees [2] - Current policies disproportionately favor the elderly, necessitating policies that support the young [3] Housing Affordability & Generational Wealth - Young people are struggling to afford homes, leading to wealth accumulation among the old [2] - Property taxes may require some individuals to downsize when income decreases [3]

An affluent school district in New Jersey is cutting staff and eyeing a property tax hike to address a nearly $20 million surprise budget hole uncovered this summer. https://t.co/unpio1COuJ ...

Switzerland voted to abolish a century-old system of taxing property, a move that will see lower dues for homeowners and potentially boost real estate prices https://t.co/bMBNv6Nskf ...

Core Viewpoint - The domestic real estate market is experiencing a significant decline in prices, with an average drop exceeding 30% across the country, affecting both second and first-tier cities. Various government policies aimed at stabilizing the market have been implemented, including the relaxation of purchase restrictions and reductions in mortgage rates and down payment ratios [1][3]. Group 1: Factors Influencing Future Housing Prices - The number of first-time homebuyers is decreasing, primarily due to an aging population and a reluctance among younger generations to take on substantial mortgage debt, leading to a preference for renting over buying [4][6]. - Residents' income levels are insufficient to support current high housing prices, as many households have lowered their income growth expectations amid economic downturns, resulting in a more rational approach to home buying [8][10]. - The housing market is in a long-term state of oversupply, with 6 billion existing homes capable of accommodating 30 billion people, and 96% of families already owning at least one home, indicating a significant surplus [10][12]. Group 2: Impending Taxation and Market Predictions - The introduction of property taxes is anticipated, with plans to expand pilot programs in cities like Shanghai and Chongqing, which will increase the holding costs for families with multiple properties, potentially leading to a surge in property sales and further downward pressure on prices [12]. - Predictions suggest that housing prices will vary by city, with areas currently experiencing significant price bubbles expected to see larger declines. It is advised that first-time buyers take advantage of current favorable policies, while those looking for investment properties should consider waiting, as prices may drop by 30% to 50% over the next five years [12].

Policy Adjustment - Shanghai's new housing policy adjusts property tax for non-local residents, offering exemptions to high-level talents, key industry personnel with Shanghai residence permits, and those with 3+ years of residence, for their first home purchase [1] - The policy extends tax benefits, previously exclusive to Shanghai residents with multiple properties (up to 60 square meters per person), to eligible non-local families [1] - New homes purchased within Shanghai, considered the family's first home, are temporarily exempt from property tax [2] - For new homes purchased as the family's second or subsequent property, if the combined family housing area does not exceed 60 square meters per person (including the 60 square meter tax-exempt area), the new home is temporarily exempt from property tax [2]