Does this place live up to the hype? I still haven’t been. I often go to Lincoln’s P&G diner in Millvale for a frame of reference. Worth the drive to Wilkinsburg from the Northside?

Those changes are incidental and pretty meaningless. Significant improvements should have permits or even just be visible from the street.

Gated developments are not a thing much in the northeast and midwest.

Waffles Incaffeinated is my fave, and they have a location near you in Upper Saint Clair. They're open until 2.

Yeah it’s hilarious.

The one in Carnegie is nice:)

The secret ingredient is crime.

But how would an assessor know the carpet was replaced or walls painted?

People with more money than either brains or emotions might have actually done this. Or not even that serious, just "You use up ALL the water! I'm buying a second one and it's YOUR FAULT!"

There's no reason it can't capture that value. The assessor should know roughly what those cost and how it relates to other comps with similar features. More importantly, regular assessments would capture the value of major improvements and changes in value due to location.

Not sure what kind of Mandela Effect is going on here but I have zero recollection of any of these city Sheetz locations?

Normal Monday

FUCK

Do you think the 2.1% or 4.7% growth rate is correct?

Omg

how does assessing every year capture the value of new capet roof or windows if the house isn’t sold?

Right, which is why I question the motives of the people seeking to adjust the ratio way down

Yeah they're pretty damn tasty. Its kind if a fusion tho isn't it? I don't know much about Korean food.

The current system benefits longtime property holders way more than regular reassessments would. Taxing people based on property area would be silly because property is bought, sold, and apportioned based largely on value rather than size. The tax is intended to capture a portion of a value-based market.

Thanks for this, just found out I've been paying 25 cents/kWh and got it reduced to 10.7!

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Shit! No! I loved that place!

Thanks! I try to keep it simple, actives only to address actual issues. I use both the retinol and AHA to prevent millia. I get them just like my mom did. :)

That benefits someone who never sells like landlords. One way to avoid incentives and disincentives is to assess on land area and property square footage but that isn’t as progressive as the current system which has higher taxes for popular neighborhoods and lower taxes for neglected neighborhoods based on sale value

Rooting for KC. I want JuJu get a ring and I can’t root for the NFC unless the Ravens are playing.