Allegheny County Reassessment Favors Properties with Higher Prices, Review Finds; Low-end Properties Assessed at Twice Value from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"The reassessment of Pittsburgh treated expensive land and buildings gently, while overestimating the values of low-priced properties. The Allegheny County-run reassessment fell far short of the goal of
distributing the tax burden fairly among owners of high-dollar properties and residents of modest homes. Those are the findings of a Post-Gazette review of new assessments on 130,977 taxable properties in the city and Mount Oliver."
"The reassessment of Pittsburgh treated expensive land and buildings gently, while overestimating the values of low-priced properties. The Allegheny County-run reassessment fell far short of the goal of
distributing the tax burden fairly among owners of high-dollar properties and residents of modest homes. Those are the findings of a Post-Gazette review of new assessments on 130,977 taxable properties in the city and Mount Oliver."
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