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St. Paul landlords, renters raise concerns about possible hike in property taxes
St. Paul landlords and renters are concerned about potential property tax increases to address a $26 million budget deficit. Landlords like Richard Kronfeld and Robin Doroshow are selling rental properties due to rising taxes and costs, while the Minnesota Multi Housing Association highlights challenges in managing tax burdens and rent adjustments.
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