Assessor’s ‘Real Estate Watchdog’ reauthorization advances after five-year pilot
The subcommittee advanced an ordinance reauthorizing and revising the Real Estate Watchdog program, which the assessor says produced about $1.07 million in additional property tax revenue during a five-year pilot; changes include a straight 10% reward up to $100,000 and 3-1-1 as the intake point.
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The Budget & Finance Subcommittee advanced legislation to reauthorize the Real Estate Watchdog program and revise its reward structure, an initiative sponsored by Supervisor David Chu and presented by Assessor Phil Ting.
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