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Bainbridge Island, WA property tax exemption for multi-family developments for affordable housing

Bainbridge Island, WA tax exemption affordable housing

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The Bainbridge Island City Council approved a 12 to 20 year property tax exemption for multi-family developments to encourage affordable housing. Rental housing developments must have at least 20 to 25% of units rented to low-income households to qualify while condominiums must sell 100% of units to low-income families to qualify. Taxes would still be owed on the value of the land or any “non-residential” development.

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Bainbridge Island, WA

Municipality in Washington

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Bainbridge establishes tax exemption program for multifamily housing

Qualifying MFTE projects would be exempt from property taxes for 12 or 20 years after construction was completed.

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Bainbridge Island establishes tax exemption program for multifamily housing projects

Qualifying MFTE projects would be exempt from property taxes for 12 or 20 years after construction was completed.

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