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• Boston councilors say tax assessments pinch the working-class, but cut the wealthy a break (bostonherald.com) — Boston councilors are questioning why luxury homes in Back Bay and Beacon Hill are assessed far below their sale prices while more modest properties in neighborhoods like Roxbury and Roslindale are taxed closer to full value. Officials say they follow state law and rely on prior-year sales, but small property owners argue the system systematically under-taxes high-end homes, shifting the burden onto working- and middle-class residents.
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