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5 bills matching property-ownership

Zoning & Development·FailedIntroduced May 12, 2022

Council proposed doubling tax exemption cap for long-time homeowner-occupants of residential properties

This bill would have changed the cap on tax exemptions for long-time homeowners in Philadelphia from $25 million to $35.2 million, but it did not pass.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Nov 21, 2019

University of the Sciences Takes Control of Street Lights Along Woodland Avenue in West Philly Neighborhood

Bill allows University of the Sciences to own and maintain existing street lights on Woodland Avenue in West Philadelphia.

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City Government·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 13, 2018

Philadelphia Property Owners Must Provide More Detailed Information on Owner Accountability

Philadelphia Landlords Must Disclose Criminal Histories Under New Transparency Measure A proposed ordinance would mandate that landlords disclose the presence of certain convictions, including violent crimes, to potential tenants or face stiff penalties under new regulations.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 19, 2008

Council Revamps Property Owners' Net Income Tax Rate in City's Revenue Rethink

Philadelphia homeowners could see significant changes to their annual tax bills as city council votes on a plan to overhaul the way property owners' income taxes are calculated. Owners of large commercial properties would bear the brunt of the change.

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Budget & Finance·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 22, 2000

Tax Exemption for Home Improvements Signed into Law in Philadelphia

Philadelphia homeowners could see significant tax savings as City Council moves to fast-track tax breaks on new home renovations, aiming to boost neighborhood revitalization and make Philly more affordable. Thousands of residents may soon reap benefits from revamped property tax exemptions.

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