A Howard Jarvis ballot initiative and a last-minute legislative compromise, AB 736, are racing toward a June 25 deadline that will determine how steeply California cities can tax property sales, with billions of dollars in local revenue and the pace of housing production hanging in the balance. California's real estate industry is staring down two […]
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