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Fire displaces families in Tampa condo complex
At least eight families have been displaced after a fire at a Tampa condominium complex early this morning. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Houses next to Seffner sinkhole to be demolished
Two Seffner homes, next door to a property where a sinkhole opened in February and killed a man while he slept, are slated to be demolished today.
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Special Forces’ mission: Build ties between Afghans
Even as special operations forces are pulling back, troops have an enduring mission – creating a network among Afghan villages that can stand up to the Taliban.
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Rays top Jays, lock up winning road trip
Alex Cobb is solid and Fernando Rodney nails down a five-out save as the Rays endure more tense late moments but hold on for a 4-3 victory.
Commercial properties have taken a big hit in the pocketbook as the recent run-up in real estate values has multiplied many of their tax bills many times over.
Business owners, tell us about your tax bills – and what you’re doing to make up for the higher costs.
Posted by Markham W. Vinette, Tampa on 10/21 at 04:32 PM
My tax bill just topped one billion dollers per year. And I live in a condo? What is a person to do? Rhonda why is the purse you carry gettin bigger and bigger. And wasn’t that you that I saw the other day with a Brinks truck following you at every turn you make?
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Posted by Sylvia cushley, Clearwater, fl on 03/02 at 05:13 PM
I have been trying to figure out the property taxes. We are both residents and like the 3% cap, but what about raising the cap for all home owners to 6%/year keeping the $25,000 homeowners deduction, that way we all share the burden equally. As for the insurance they seem to be a bunch of crookes, and should be penilized.
How does this sound, I would like a response to this e-mail