Historic Property Tax Exemption for 818 S. Orleans Avenue
December 16, 2022
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The Frame
The city will forgo approximately $8,175.96 in property tax revenue for the 2024 as a result of this ten-year tax incentive for historic preservation.
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Property owner of 818 S. Orleans Avenue
The owner receives a property tax exemption for improvements made to the historic dwelling.
City of Tampa
The city will experience a reduction in ad valorem tax revenue for the duration of the exemption.
Last recorded activity December 16, 2022.
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Why It Matters
The city will forgo approximately $8,175.96 in property tax revenue for the 2024 as a result of this ten-year tax incentive for historic preservation.
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Standardized Historic Preservation Incentive
The city utilizes a ten-year tax exemption model to encourage the maintenance of historic properties within designated districts.
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