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Committee hears bill to extend property tax exemption to preexisting limited-equity housing co-ops

2159558 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

House Bill 3232 would remove a date restriction so the low-income rental housing property tax exemption can apply to limited-equity housing cooperatives formed before the original cutoff date; city and county officials and co-op advocates told the House Committee on Revenue they support the change.

The House Committee on Revenue opened a public hearing Tuesday on House Bill 3232, which would remove a date requirement in Oregon’s low-income rental housing property tax exemption so the benefit can apply to limited-equity housing cooperatives that were established before the original statute’s effective date.

A staff presenter summarized the bill for the committee, saying, “House Bill 3,232 removes the requirement for the low income rental housing property tax exemption that…

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