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 ...

近些年，国内各地的房价一直处于下跌的趋势之中。先是像郑州、石家庄、天津等二三线城市，之后就是上海、深圳等一线城市也加入到下跌的队伍中来， 全国平均房价跌幅超过30%。不过，各种救市利好政策不断。除了绝大多数地区全面放开限购之外，还有银行把房贷利率、首付比例降到历史最低。税务部 门也减免了购房家庭的契税、增值税等。 而面对当前房地产市场扑朔迷离的走势，有网友提出：到2030年，300万的房子还值多少钱？为此，DeepSeek给出的答案是：不同的城市存在的房价泡沫各 不相同，通常前期房价下跌较多的二三线城市，房价下跌的空间会相对有限，而像一线城市房价收入之比超过40，未来5年房价仍有较大下跌空间。 对于DeepSeek给出的答案，很多人提出质疑，现在各种救市政策持续不断，未来几年房价应该是止跌回稳，怎么可能还会下跌呢？实际上，任何救市政策 只能迟滞房价下跌进程。从长远来看，并不能改变房价长期下跌的趋势。而2030年房价到底会怎么走。我们应从几个方面来看。 第一，刚需购房数量越来越少 此外，在经历了多年疫情之后，现在的居民买房也越来越理性，不会再像过去那样冲动买房，而是会根据自身的家庭情况决定是否买房。 第三，房子 ...

上海房地产税政策调整：根据原政策，非上海市户籍居民家庭在沪新购住房均需全额缴纳房产税。新政策明确，持有上海市居住证并在沪工作生活的高层次人才、重点产业紧缺急需人才，以及持有居住证满3年的普通购房人，其新购的家庭首套住房可暂免征收房产税；原政策仅对沪籍家庭二套及以上住房给予人均60平方米免税面积，非沪籍家庭需全额缴税。新政策将这一优惠扩展至符合条件的非沪籍家庭。外汇交易员 (@myfxtrader):上海印发《上海市开展对部分个人住房征收房产税试点的暂行办法》：在本市新购住房，且该住房属于家庭第一套住房的，暂免征收房产税；在本市新购且属于家庭第二套及以上住房的，合并计算的家庭全部住房面积人均不超过60平方米（即免税住房面积，含60平方米）的，新购的住房暂免征收房产税； https://t.co/xdOxOm5yWK ...

A proposal to abolish a century-old property tax in Switzerland is losing support among voters ahead of a ballot in less than two weeks on overhauling housing levies https://t.co/4kAoXB8TlL ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s budget team has offered options — including furloughs, hiring freezes, fee hikes, and an inflation-linked property tax increase — to close a $1.15 billion deficit https://t.co/Q0srmprosA ...

Policy Analysis - Replacing council tax with a single proportional property tax faces political pain and no fiscal gain [1] - This situation is unlikely to tempt a struggling politician [1]

Property Tax System Issues - Britain's property-tax system requires reform [1] - Council tax distribution is unfair [1] - Stamp duty hinders growth [1] - A flawed reform could exacerbate existing issues [1]

Tax Policy & Legislation - Rhode Island passed a "Taylor Swift tax," officially the non-owner occupied property tax, targeting luxury second homes [1] - The tax applies to homes worth over $1 million USD not occupied full-time, starting July 2026 [2] - The tax rate is $2.50 USD for every $500 USD of value exceeding $1 million USD [2] - A $2 million USD beach house would owe approximately $5,000 USD extra annually [3] - Exemptions exist for properties rented out for more than 183 days a year [3] - The $1 million USD threshold will adjust for inflation by mid-2027 [3] Market Trends & Potential Impact - Other states like Massachusetts, California, Maine, and Montana are considering similar measures targeting second homeowners [4] - The success of Rhode Island's tax in generating revenue without harming its luxury market could lead to adoption by other states [4]

Taxation Trends - Local governments are increasing taxes on vacation homes of wealthy individuals to generate revenue [1] - Rhode Island implemented a property tax on primary residences valued at $1 million or more, adding $5 for every $1,000 in assessed value [2] - Montana is implementing a tax that will raise property taxes by 68% for vacation homes while lowering taxes for full-time residents [4] - Cape Cod is considering a special transfer tax on homes sold for over $2 million [4] - Los Angeles' new mansion tax on sales over $5 million has raised less than half of the expected $1 billion per year [4][5] Housing Market Impact - These taxes are aimed at addressing housing market affordability issues, where many Americans cannot afford homes [5] - The luxury and vacation home market has been booming due to all-cash buyers [5] - Revenue generated in Rhode Island and Montana will go towards property tax relief for full-time residents and housing affordability programs [6] Alternative Approaches - Some European countries, like Spain, are implementing laws to restrict renting out houses in resort towns to address affordability issues [7] - Montana taxes short-term rental leases like second homes, aligning with hotel tax regulations [8]

Financial Distress - Chicago Public Schools' cash crunch is worsening due to a delay in local property-tax bills [1] - The district is increasingly dependent on short-term borrowing [1] Credit Rating - The school district has a junk credit rating [1]