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LA voters will decide if Palisades homeowners get a break from city’s ‘mansion tax’
Los Angeles voters will decide if homes affected by the Palisades Fire are exempt from the city's 'mansion tax' (Measure ULA). The exemption, if approved, would last until 2030 and could reduce annual tax revenue by up to $32 million. Council members are divided, with some advocating for relief for homeowners and others cautioning against exemptions for investors.
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