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New homeowners pay much more in property taxes than longtime owners in some Florida markets

New buyers can face much higher property-tax bills because assessed values often reset after a home is sold.

MarketWatch reported that new homeowners in places like Miami may pay far more in property taxes than longtime owners because assessment caps protect existing owners, while new buyers inherit updated taxable values. The article noted that Miami showed one of the largest gaps, with newer owners paying over $10,000 compared with much lower bills for long-term owners. This is useful for Florida buyers because property taxes after purchase can be much higher than expected. For more information click here.

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