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The Columbus Dispatch
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Two Ohio lawmakers proposed a constitutional amendment to limit property tax increases by tying them to inflation and capping growth at 3%. The measure would exempt increases beyond that if homeowners continue living in their properties, aiming to provide housing cost certainty. The proposal, targeted for the May 2027 ballot, could potentially reduce property tax liabilities by up to 15% if property values rise significantly.
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